A newlywed nurse is pleading for her engagement and wedding rings to be returned after they were stolen from a changeroom at a Melbourne hospital.
The rings are especially sentimental to Mel Rouhan, whose wedding ring had been made using diamonds from her mother's wedding ring.
The valuables were stolen from a staff changeroom at a St Vincents Hospital on March 7 sometime between 12.30pm and 6.30pm, Rouhan has told 3AW.
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Rouhan, who was only married in November, had put the rings in a wallet inside her backpack, not being allowed to wear them at work.
"I'm a theatre nurse so you have to obviously not have any jewellery on," she said.
She has pleaded for whoever stole the rings to return them.
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Police are investigating the theft, but Rouhan said there were no cameras in the areas nearby the changeroom.
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