Brian McShea and Stephanie Raynor found their home in Altadena completely destroyed, but the ring survived the blaze.

Brian McShea proposed to Stephanie Raynor after recovering the engagement ring he had previously purchased in the rubble of their burned-down home.

An Altadena couple that lost everything to the Eaton Fire in early January found one bit of happiness amidst the rubble of their burned home last week.

As Brian McShea and Stephanie Raynor return to their Altadena home to search through the debris from the California wildfires, they discovered the engagement ring that McShea planned on using to propose to Raynor — and he couldn’t wait any longer to pop the question.

Brian McShea and Stephanie Raynor visited the charred remains of their Altadena home to see if anything had survived the flames of the Eaton Fire, and were stunned to find the engagement ring

California man proposes to girlfriend amid wildfire devastation after miraculously finding his engagement ring unscathed in the rubble of their destroyed home.

Brian McShea had already bought an engagement ring, planning to propose to his girlfriend Stephanie Raynor. McShea was afraid the ring had been destroyed by the fire, but as they were going through the rubble, he found it in a charred desk drawer. Shortly afterward, he got down on one knee and proposed, which she accepted.

Brian McShea thought he lost the engagement ring he bought for his girlfriend when their Altadena home was destroyed in the Eaton Fire. When he miraculously found it in the rubble, he immediately got down on one knee and proposed on the spot!

"I was thinking, 'Well, maybe the stone can survive and maybe we'll find the little stone,' " Brian McShea recalled

A true diamond in the rubble. A California man shocked his girlfriend when he proposed to her on the spot after he found the engagement ring he thought he lost in the Los Angeles wildfires along with everything else he owned.