UPDATE: A Happy Ending - Woman's Treasured Rings Lost On Manasquan Beach Have Been Found

A woman who treasured her two rings so much that she offered a $1,500 reward for their return says two men have found them.

"Thank you to all of the amazing people that helped me along this journey," Vee Michelle Cleary wrote on her Facebook page. "This post was shared over 12k times. And with lots of prayers, tears and hope I got them back!!!!! Thank you to all that helped, prayed and searched."

Jeff Laag found her wedding band on Thursday night. And her much-loved mother's ring was found by Anthony Hodge, she said.

"I cannot thank these two men enough!!!," her post states. "They took time to do this for me because they knew how much it meant to me. A pure miracle, it gives hope knowing that there are still amazing people out there. Thank you, thank you, thank you."

She thanked anyone who took the time to search for the missing rings.

"I am sorry if I never wrote back but it was such an overwhelming experience," she wrote. "Also thank you to John Favno and Ed that went out yesterday with no luck. But in a day it changed."

Original story - A woman who went to the Manasquan beach recently was having a great time, before she realized her wedding band and engagement were gone, according to her Facebook post.

Vee Michele Cleary is asking people who visit the beach to keep their eyes out for her rings.

"I didn't even feel it fall off, but I am completely distraught over this," she wrote.

The engagement ring belonged to her mother, who died 30 years ago when she was a little girl. Her family had the ring redone for her, Cleary said.

She is offering a $1,500 reward to anyone who finds the set or just the engagement ring.

The engagement ring is a marquise-cut diamond.

As soon as Patch learns what beach she visited, we will post the information.

Photos: Vee Michele Cleary