Eric Cowen, Author at The Ring Finders

We got a call today for a lost wedding ring at her kids soccer field. They were lost after a bee sting got her on the hand. Her hand was swelling up so she took her rings off and put them in her pocket but they ended up falling out. One of them was found on her blanket and the other one got knocked off and was on the side lines somewhere. It took us about 30 minutes but we finally found it. On the Minelab 800 it came in at 5 to 6 an the ATMax it came in at a solid 43. It was a really small white gold with diamonds ring. Glad we could find it for them.

We got a call this morning on a lost tungsten wedding band in Brookhaven. Attacking hornets made him lose it running through the yard. This is three lost rings from attacking bees or hornets in the last few weeks. Found with the AT Max. A solid 66 on the Max.

We got a call to go find a lady’s silver ring that flew off her hand while swatting at a insect in her yard. It was a small area to look so it was an easy recovery. Found with our pin pointer in the center of some pampas grass and had worked its way all the way to the bottom of the plant. 🙂

We got a call yesterday on a lost tungsten wedding ring lost while doing yard work. He also said his wife lost her ring months back doing yard work also, but we only had time to find his wedding band before the rains came on us hard. Wife found it with the AT Max and it came in at 67-68 and I checked it with the Equinox 800 and it was a solid 19 in park mode 1 -Sensitivity 20 and recovery speed 6.

We got a call this morning to look for a lost ring while gardening. Took us only 10 minutes to find this one hiding under the grass. Wish they were all this easy. Wife found it with her AT Max and it came in as a solid repeatable 48. It came in a solid 10 on the Equinox 800 in Park 1 mode. It was super thin and 18K I think. Little ring and 40 years old. 🙂

 

 

 

 

 

We got a call to find a lost wedding ring in Roswell, Ga. today. Lost while doing some yard work but not too hard to locate. It was hiding just out of sight under some straw.  We were using the Equinox 800 detector, and it came in at a solid 17 VDI in park 1 setting with recovery speed 6 and sensitivity 22. Glad we could find it for him.

We got a call to go find a black Tungsten wedding ring lost in the backyard while playing with puppy. It took us about 2 hours, but the Equinox 800 detector found it with no problem. The VDI number was a solid 17 number in park mode. The couple was very happy to get it recovered.

Lost while working out in the yard cleaning gutters and spreading out the extra leaves and straw staying ahead of the Georgia falling leaves. 🙂 Found with the Minelab 800 on park mode 1 with a solid 19 to 20.

We got a call to go find a white gold wedding ring lost in the yard. It took us about 40 minutes, but the AT Max detector found it with no problem. The VDI number was a solid 52 number on Zero mode setting. The couple were very happy to get recovered.

A good day at Lake Lanier ,Ga. We got a call about a lost wedding band from 5 weeks back on one of the many little lake lanier island beachs. It was in about a foot of water and 3 inches down but the Equinox 800 found it. A solid 14 in park mode recovery speed 6 sensitivity 23 using a 6 inch round coil. Got to meet two new friends and was able to find his ring which is always a good day.