This is not mine and there is no plausible way for it to have gotten into my house. Who’s is this? Wrong answers only, maybe.

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1. Assuming neither of you have any friends, sisters or mothers who may have visited, nor hired a cleaner or had a babysitter over. It’s possible it was stuck to clothing or a shoe or it belongs to your spouse.

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3. Man buys new earrings for wife

   Accidentally drops one, can’t find it

   Wife finds it, convinced husband is cheating

   Divorce

   *Moral of story* – Never buy jewelry for wife

4. You have a pirate living in your basement. Izz ok. My friend, help a hooligan and throw it down the stairs. Climbing up ain’t easy with that peg leg.

5. He bought 1 to bring home to show you, to see if you’d like it before splurging on the set.

6. I mean, do you ever have female friends over?

7. Where did you find it?

8. you just moved in recently… old tenants IMO

9. Husbands secret Prince Albert piercing?

10. Go through his phone. Didn’t mean to pry. But saw you have a child. My child loves picking up treasures. But check the phone.

11. Husband bought and lost the other pair, he tried to throw it away but he lost this one either. Woman is cleaning the house and easily finds it, she questions the husband and he is mad he lost the money he bought the jewellery and still is being accused of cheating…

12. A magpie chose a little opening in your home to build it’s nest. They love to collect shiny things and it dropped out of its nest into your home.

13. Why is this being downvoted 😂

14. Did you befriend a crow? They may have brought it to you as a gift.

15. Eight years in our house and we’re STILL finding things from the previous owners; things that were kicked under the stove or fridge (key & picture), things left in the back of the top shelf of the pantry that we couldn’t see (granola bar). Just saying, could this have been left on the top shelf of a closet, only to fall down when clothes were pulled down?

16. A cat is sneaking in to hunt the roaches in your kitchen and she lost her septum ring. Please return it to her before it closes up.

17. Pack rats drop things sometimes

18. I am a man. I see things on the ground. I pick them up and put them in my pocket. When I get home I empty my pockets on the entryway table, which is where you found it, next to my hat and keys…

19. Do you have children? Mine are like little raccoons and hoard anything shiny.

    Or teenagers?

    Or recent visits from friends or in-laws?

    Or could you or your partner have carried it in from a sweater or shoe?

20. This might be an unpopular opinion, but have you tried asking your husband about it?

21. I have found a 14k earring that looks just like this. I save scrap gold I find to melt down. (so mine is melted and is now part of a ring band.) Then I make my wife things. And yes, the amount of gold and silver I have found in parking lots over the years is higher than you would think.

    Also one place I moved into as our first apartment had about 1k worth of jewelry the previous tenant left. I contacted her and it was from an abusive ex and she didn’t want it.

22. Burglar. Snuck in, took nothing, left one earring because they enjoy the idea of the ensuing chaos.

23. Just ask him.

24. Man finds earring on ground. Sweet it looks marked! Maybe worth some money. Let’s melt it down and make a mini gold bar for ants. Shoves in pocket. Forget it exists…. Because ya know… man.

25. I found an engagement ring in my pantry. Husband and kids all claimed ignorance.
    I went to work and was discussing it with a coworker in my lunchroom. Another coworker pulled up Facebook with a post of a cashier who lost her ring at work. In my grocery bag apparently.

    And no the lady was older –my husband wasn’t cheating.

26. My wife once found a pair of panties in our living room that weren’t hers nor any of our 4 daughters. I could tell she was suspicious but she didn’t want to be. She was telling herself that there’s no way I’d cheat. But that voice in her head was saying otherwise. I plead my Innocence, but how do you prove a negative?
    She kept bringing it up, crying at times. For like 6 weeks things were awkward with us. Until one day our 15 yr old daughter called us to her room. She told her friend to repeat what she just said to her…

    Friend: I think a pair of panties fell out of my bag last time I slept over. Have any of you seen them?

    She then described them.

    All I did was act like I was shooting a basketball and I said as I walked away, “All. Net.”

    I had a great few days after that. Lol

27. You’re cheating on your spouse and this is the lover’s earring, but you want to frame your spouse for the infidelity in the eyes of the public. So you make this post, claiming to know nothing of the earring so that people come to you with ideas on how to hide your cheating ways. You can’t fool me. I’m on to you.

28. UPDATEEEEE: my oldest told me he found it on a walk a week ago and it fell out of his pocket and I guess it was swept up at some point. Got it appraised at $85. Whoo!!!