The ocean is known for claiming countless of treasured items, particularly rings and sentimental jewellery which remain lost forever. However, an Australian woman is on a campaign to reunite a lost ring with its owner after discovering the buried treasure deep in the ocean. ‘So here’s a super long shot,’ Queensland resident Roxy Walsh wrote on Facebook. ‘Found this gold ring snorkelling at Finns Beach Club in Bali today (April 7).’ Roxy Walsh shared a photo of a gold ring she found on Facebook in the hope of finding its owner . Roxy Walsh (pictured in Bali) found the ring while snorkelling at Finns Beach Club in Bali on April 7 . The ring has what appears to be a family crest and has been engraved with the heartfelt message: ‘Darling Joe, Happy 70th Birthday 2009, Love Jenny’. The Facebook message has already been shared an astonishing 23 thousand times, taking the search for the special ring global. ‘Sometimes hear of these things finding their way home so worth a shot,’ Ms Walsh wrote. Travel blog The Bali Bible shared the post to more than 171 thousand followers. ‘It would be great if all of you amazing people out there could (share the picture of the ring) and hopefully reunite this ring with its owners, Joe or Jenny asap..! Nice find, Roxy! ‪#‎respect ‪#‎reunite .’ The search for Joe and Jenny continues. Travel blog The Bali Bible shared the post to more than 171 thousand followers .
Queensland woman Roxy Walsh found an inscribed gold ring in Bali . The sentimental jewellery piece was found in the ocean while snorkelling . Ms Walsh has launched a campaign to return the ring to the people who own it, hoped to be "Joe" or "Jenny" according to inscription . Facebook post has already been shared by more than 23 thousand people .