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Lost & Found Sequoia High School Class Rings

Class rings are the mark of school pride and accomplishments. If you have lost or found a fellow Cherokees class ring post the information here. If you lost a ring, describe it and include a contact email address. If you found a class ring describe it, post where you found it and include your email address. Your email address will not be made visible on the site. We will use it to contact you if need be.

Please contact us if you have information about any of the posts below:
2002 Ladies Ring, white metal, purple starburst stone, Cherokee and Bell Tower on the sides

posted April 28th, 2023
1969 blue sapphire and gold woman’s ring. Initials JAB. Stolen from our house in San Jose around 1988-93

posted May 13th, 2022
All gold 1968 class ring, Sequoia high School, RSB

posted August 19th, 2020
in 1970 i was working at 5th and elcamino rwc gold with blue stone 1969 ring pwg in ring

posted July 13th, 2020
1969 Lady's
Mother of Pearl
Sterling Silver

posted October 20th, 2019
Lost my girlfriend's 1963 ring in Adobe Creek dressing room in 1964.

posted May 10th, 2017
1975 ladies sterling, probably size 7. Lost in the Tri-cities area of WA state in the summer of 75. Purple stone, NEM engraged inside.

posted September 3rd, 2016
Lost 1963 female ring, white mother-of-pearl ring, class of 1964. Can not remember if my initials were in it or not. If so, would show EMN. Ring was lost while cheerleading during an inside basketball game. Flew off my finger. Thank you

posted May 26th, 2016
1967 class ring, red stone. Taken in a burglary 1975.

posted May 21st, 2016
Lost 1955 Sequoia Union High School Blue Stone ~
10 K Gold Ring~ Initials RDC. Sacramento Area~ I live in Redding, CA. rdcastro41buick@yahoo.com

posted September 3rd, 2015
Found 1963 girls class ring. Initials on the inside are CEA. The only female graduate that year was a Carol Elaine Alger. Hoping to find her and return her ring. I live in Redwood City: Music_man@prodigy.net

posted July 3rd, 2011
My parents found a 1966 class ring in 1967 when they were living in Redwood City, CA. It was found in a moving trailer. They tried to return it to the school with no luck. Anyhow, it has been in my mom's jewelry box all this time. We would like to return it to the rightful owner if possible. Looks like it might be a size 7, we're thinking its a ladies. Blue sapphire stone with a tree in the middle. Has some initials engraved also for us to identify it further. Please contact me if you think this might be yours. LoSmith69@charter.net

posted February 19th, 2011
FORGOT TO GIVE YEAR RING 1988 WITH THE INITALS KMZ ON INSIIDE OF RING HJ ULT SORRY

posted May 6th, 2009
FOUND ONE CLASS RING,SEQUOIA,HIGH SCHOOL,LETTERS ON INSIIDE OF RING KMZ ON ONE SIDE AND HJ ULT. ON THE OTHER. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

posted May 6th, 2009

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Help make someone’s holiday season even better by reuniting them with their class ring. Class rings can hold a lot of meaning for some people and losing it can be heartbreaking. Our Sequoia High School Lost Rings page is the perfect place to post and reunite someone with his or her lost class ring. If you have lost your class ring or found someone else’s simply enter all the details you can about the ring so it can be easily identified. Be sure to put your contact information on the post so that the owner of the ring can reach you.

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