Expose it to some flame, it should be quite cool and an unknown language should appear.
Are_you_blind_sir
14 hours ago
Waiting for the LOTR comments
Levee_Levy
14 hours ago
I SEE YOU 🔥👁️🔥
Southsidetaco
14 hours ago
I guess we no longer keep it secret or safe… worst hobbit everr
BeMeDoYou
13 hours ago
Why 30 years ago?
druscarlet
14 hours ago
Do you know who the former home owners are and how to contact them? The county property records will give you the name. I would try to locate them and find out if they lost this ring. If they did, I am sure they would be thrilled to get it back.
DasMoonen
13 hours ago
“And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand years, the ring passed out of all knowledge.”
Qataghani
14 hours ago
Mr.Frodo, nooooo!!!
JTiberiusDoe
13 hours ago

thekraken108
14 hours ago
My precious! Tricksy hobbitses takes it from us!
prolixia
13 hours ago
Maybe, maybe not.
My father died young, and my mother wore his wedding ring on her finger for years afterwards. It was a bit large for her and from time to time she considered having it resized or moving it to a chain round her neck, but I think the mental shift from “I’ll just pop it on my finger” to “I’m adapting his ring into my jewelry” was too much.
Eventually the ring fell off her finger whilst gardening and it got trampled into the ground. She looked for it, but couldn’t find it.
We know precisely where it was lost and I own a decent metal detector which would likely find it. But when I’ve offered to look, my mother has always made excuses not to: she is clearly resolved to let it be. I think she wanted to stop wearing it, but felt that after so long she needed permission to take it off. For it to slip off and remain in the garden of the house where they raised their family together seems like a fitting final destination for it, and finding it would just mean having to decide what to do with it.
Now I have my own home where I’m raising my own family. If I died, I can honestly think of no better place for my ring than the earth there.
ColaRonaldo
14 hours ago
Resist the voice
soveymaker
14 hours ago

SandyAmbler
14 hours ago

Aggressive_Chain_920
14 hours ago
Only thing to do is hang it as a necklace
AtDIelement
14 hours ago
Great, does this mean Sauron is back?
BaconMeetsCheese
14 hours ago

Cakeski
13 hours ago
Has it started whispering to you in dark foul voices?
runrunpuppets
14 hours ago
Don’t tell Gollum…
GhetHAMster
13 hours ago

rinart73
13 hours ago
Cast It Into the Fire! Destroy It!
Do_You_Pineapple_Bro
13 hours ago

Better-Bench-2707
14 hours ago
Who lived in yours place before and how long did they live there
UndulatingMeatOrgami
14 hours ago
Does it have a purity stamp on the inside? It almost looks to be brass based on the tone/reflectivity, but could just be dirty/camera settings.
SL1NKY83
13 hours ago
Cast it into the fire. DESTROY IT!
Classic-Problem
13 hours ago
PUT IT BACK we don’t need anything else to stir up shit in 2025
dracobk201
13 hours ago

bedmoonrising
13 hours ago
Isilduuuuuuur
AsABlackManPlus
13 hours ago

bush3102
13 hours ago
Put in fire and see if a form of elvish appears. If no, you’re good. If so, destroy it.
Keep it secret. Keep it safe.

Expose it to some flame, it should be quite cool and an unknown language should appear.
Waiting for the LOTR comments
I SEE YOU 🔥👁️🔥
I guess we no longer keep it secret or safe… worst hobbit everr
Why 30 years ago?
Do you know who the former home owners are and how to contact them? The county property records will give you the name. I would try to locate them and find out if they lost this ring. If they did, I am sure they would be thrilled to get it back.
“And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand years, the ring passed out of all knowledge.”
Mr.Frodo, nooooo!!!

My precious! Tricksy hobbitses takes it from us!
Maybe, maybe not.
My father died young, and my mother wore his wedding ring on her finger for years afterwards. It was a bit large for her and from time to time she considered having it resized or moving it to a chain round her neck, but I think the mental shift from “I’ll just pop it on my finger” to “I’m adapting his ring into my jewelry” was too much.
Eventually the ring fell off her finger whilst gardening and it got trampled into the ground. She looked for it, but couldn’t find it.
We know precisely where it was lost and I own a decent metal detector which would likely find it. But when I’ve offered to look, my mother has always made excuses not to: she is clearly resolved to let it be. I think she wanted to stop wearing it, but felt that after so long she needed permission to take it off. For it to slip off and remain in the garden of the house where they raised their family together seems like a fitting final destination for it, and finding it would just mean having to decide what to do with it.
Now I have my own home where I’m raising my own family. If I died, I can honestly think of no better place for my ring than the earth there.
Resist the voice


Only thing to do is hang it as a necklace
Great, does this mean Sauron is back?

Has it started whispering to you in dark foul voices?
Don’t tell Gollum…

Cast It Into the Fire! Destroy It!

Who lived in yours place before and how long did they live there
Does it have a purity stamp on the inside? It almost looks to be brass based on the tone/reflectivity, but could just be dirty/camera settings.
Cast it into the fire. DESTROY IT!
PUT IT BACK we don’t need anything else to stir up shit in 2025

Isilduuuuuuur

Put in fire and see if a form of elvish appears. If no, you’re good. If so, destroy it.
