Jaylen Brown Reveals Epic Reward For Couple Who Found Missing Diamond Ring

Sometimes doing the right things pays off, especially when it's a good deed for Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown.

The reigning NBA Finals MVP lost his diamond-studded ring while celebrating his team's title run at the Celtics' championship parade June 21. The ring had the word "Juice" emblazoned on it with the number 7, Brown's jersey number, replacing the letter "J."

A few days after the parade, Brown sent a plea to his four million Instagram followers to help locate the piece of jewelry. He said that there would be a "big reward" for whoever found it and gave it back to him.

On Tuesday, Brown finally got the ring back and revealed what the reward was for the couple who returned it: courtside seats to the Celtics' championship ring ceremony.

“Got it back thank you to Luke and Adi I’ll see you courtside at the [Celtics’ championship ring] ceremony,” Brown posted, along with a photo of the ring.

The couple got more than just a promise. The Celtics swingman actually met the fans in person to hand them the tickets. Brown also threw in a signed ball and Celtics jersey.

The couple could have probably sold the ring somewhere for a decent chunk of change or perhaps kept it as a crazy piece of Celtics memorabilia.

But courtside seats that cost thousands of dollars plus a meet-and-greet with Brown may arguably be worth more in the grand scheme of things. That's on top of keeping a clear conscience, of course.