A local Kiama family is offering a $1000 reward, no questions asked, for the safe return of a bracelet that went missing last month.

The bracelet, which holds huge sentimental value, belongs to the mother of the family and it was dropped in Kiama on the weekend of February 15-16.

The bracelet contains the gold of her wedding ring that she had she melted down after her husband died at the age of 37.

She had worn this every day to keep his memory with her. 

He was a local builder in the 1970s and ‘80s and many of the homes he constructed are dotted around the town.

The family think the bracelet may have fallen off her wrist while she was on her daily walk anywhere from Tingira Cres, Tombonda, Bonaira St, the Surf Beach and Kendall's Beach pathways, down towards the post office, the harbour walk and fish market, up past the Pavillion and even at Kiama Cemetery. 

They are praying for its return. If you have picked it up, please contact The Bugle via [email protected] to arrange its return and collection of your cash reward of $1000. 

The family is hoping that someone honest has found it and that they are just waiting to see an article like this to return it to its forever grateful owner.

The loss has also been reported to the police and the event number is E99234944.