The woman who launched a social media campaign in a bid to return a sentimental ring which was discovered at a Bali resort has found the owner . Queensland resident Roxy Walsh took to her Facebook account after recovering the gold jewellery at the Finns Beach Club in Bali on Tuesday . The ring has what appears to be a family crest and engraved with a heartwarming message : ‘ Darling Joe , Happy 70th Birthday 2009 , Love Jenny ’ . Fortunately , Ms Walsh said she has since been in contact with the owner and will be having breakfast with 'THE Joe and Jenny ' in Noosa on Sunday . The snorkeller who discovered a sentimental ring at a Bali resort has found the owner of the gold jewellery . ' I can not believe this , but WE have found Joe and Jenny ! ! ' Ms Walsh said on Friday . ' I have spoken to Joe and he is over the moon that this special ring has been found and I am personally handing it back this weekend . 'What a crazy couple of days with an even crazier ending . One of the best things ever ! ! ! ! ! ' It 's unknown when the ring was lost or where the couple are from . But revelations on social media suggest the pair are from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland . Queensland resident Roxy Walsh recovered the gold jewellery at the Finns Beach Club in Bali on Tuesday . Ms Walsh said she will be meeting with the pair this weekend to return the sentimental ring . Ms Walsh , from Palm Beach has also gotten the ring clean ahead of her meet with the couple on Sunday . The incredible outcome comes after Ms Walsh , from Palm Beach discovered the hidden treasure while snorkelling in Bali this week . ‘ 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 ) . ’ Daily Mail Australia has contacted Roxy Walsh for comment . After attracting an overwhelming response from the public , she decided to set up a separate Facebook page called 'Find Joe and Jenny ' . Nearly 4000 users have joined the page as they follow the journey of reuniting the ring back to its ' mystery owner . The post has been shared more than 128,000 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 . 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 .
Queensland woman Roxy Walsh found an inscribed gold ring in Bali . The sentimental jewellery piece was found at a Bali resort on Tuesday . A Queensland mother has discovered the first ever engraved gold wedding band from Bali, which she says is worth more than $US200,000.