IN. I recently purchased an engagement ring for a now ex-fiance due to her giving it back. Prior to purchasing it, she had gone to the jewelry store and picked it out from her friend/former roommate that worked at the jewelry store. She had told me that her roommate knew what ring she wanted and that she didn't need to go with me if/when I purchased it. I purchased it the last part of March 05 and proposed to her the first week in April 05 at which she accepted my proposal for marriage. Approximately two months later, she gave me the ring back and stated that she couldn't marry me. The ring had a thirty day return policy. Obviously the thirty days were up and now I'm stuck with a payment for a ring that is a substantial cost ($3500.00). Do I have any grounds to file in small claims court and try to have her pay for the ring for which I have no use for anymore since she committed breach of contract (verbal and in writing also)? I am aware that if she pays for it she will get it back which is fine by me because I have no use for it and wouldn't want to give it to someone else anyway. When I proposed to her, she signed her name on a made up marriage proposal document that was a part of my proposal to her. By her signing this, this technically is a valid contract, isn't it?