Aussie woman wears engagement ring for over a year without even knowing it.

"I picked Smoo Cave because it was a place we had talked about visiting since we first met, and ‘smoo’ comes from an old Norse word for ‘hiding place,’ so I think I get extra points for that one," Terry told the Huffington Post. 

Terry asked Anna if he could see her necklace for a minute so he could take a photo of it near some rocks, pulled out a knife and broke the seal encasing the engagement ring inside.

Turning back to Anna he said, "Oh, I forgot to give you your necklace back," and pulled the now opened necklace with the engagement ring visible from his pocket, dropped down to one knee and asked her to marry him.

After a couple moments shock and confusion, Anna said yes.

"It actually took her a couple of moments to understand that the ring had been in the necklace the entire time since I gave it to her," Terry said.

"She flipped out—'Wait, it's been in there the entire time!? I could have lost it, you f***ing idiot!', which was a hilarious mix of happy and angry."

Now, happily engaged, Terry and Anna are saving up for a home at which they hope to one day host their wedding.

"We are hoping to buy a house with land so we can have the wedding at home with our friends and family, in a very relaxed fashion that we think matches us—rather than having a gigantic, glamorous wedding, which isn't like us at all," Terry told HuffPost.

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Amazing.

And if my boyfriend is reading this, please know that I am now assuming all gifts contain engagement rings and will continually be disappointed when they don't.

You know, just a heads up.

This post originally appeared on Spring. St. 

What do you think, is this romantic or just downright risky?