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If you didn't know he had it from any previous arrangement made between the two of you, report him to the police for theft. Hopefully you kept the receipt.
In addition to my previous comment, if you don't have the store receipt but used a credit card to buy the ring, you could likely use your credit card purchase history or bank statement.
How did you not notice a ring missing after the breakup? When my first wife ditched me, I looked through everything to make sure she only took her stuff and not mine.
She may have noticed it missing but not have thought that he stole it.
So then why didn’t she ask him? There is so much missing in this story
While that’s a pretty steep price for costume jewelry, $185 is super-cheap for an engagement ring (and he got it for free, thanks to the “five-finger discount”). You dodged a bullet with that cheapskate!
Send her the receipt so she can return it.
Oh the fun that could be had with that information if you are the vindictive type.
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If you didn't know he had it from any previous arrangement made between the two of you, report him to the police for theft. Hopefully you kept the receipt.
FML that new fiancé. Marrying a thief and cheapskate.