The Ring Finders
Metal Detecting Service Inc.

Hello Folks,

If you have lost a ring, or lost a valuable piece jewelry here are a few things to consider:

• Keep a positive attitude, take the right action  immediately!

• Contact a reputable person with the right equipment and make arrangements as soon as possible to meet at the site where the ring was lost. Keep a positive attitude!
• Do not broadcast the loss location publicly. Why? You will have many people that may not have any intentions of returning your valuable loss to you searching in the loss area. If you publish the location of the loss on craigslist it can be almost guaranteed that the loss will be found within hours, by someone you will never know and that will not contact you.
• Write down the details, where, when, and the activity that you were doing at the time of loss.
• Contact someone who cares and is proficient with the equipment to be successful in making you happy!

Kind Regards,

Toni and Steve Gill  Please Call 425 210 5289 Contact us anytime you have a lost a ring in the Seattle and Puget Sound Region including King County, Snohomish County, Skagit County, we will also travel!

Lost Ring Found in Edmonds, Washington. A happy Father Daughter as lost heirloom ring is reunited with daughter! (Seattle / Puget Sound area)

It was a beautiful spring day here in Puget Sound. We got a phone call from a worried dad. His daughter had lost an heirloom ring, a gift from mom. They had spent hours looking in the field with no success. Dad had successfully found the best help available! www.theringfinders.com

I made arrangements to meet at the field at 9:00 AM. As I pulled in the parking lot I could see the concerned look on “dad’s” face. I showed him the 2 detectors I brought and explained to him that for the work at hand there could be no better equipment.  He explained to me what had happened and where. He had gotten there earlier and had an actual flag grid set up, probably 100 by 80 feet. I asked him a few questions and proceeded to start the search in the most likely quadrant. After searching probably half  of the designated area I could see that “dad” was getting apprehensive.

I explained to him that the detector would pick up the ring if it was there! That was reassuring. He needed something to do so I gave him a pin pointer and he helped me by searching the hits I was getting in the field.

Just 2 hours into the search mom and daughter show up. Mom explained to me where she thought the loss may have occurred, which was within the area “dad” had designated. I continued a very careful and calculated grid search.  Sarah the daughter was now helping her dad with the pin pointer. A younger set of eyes always helps!

I was about 30 feet away from them when the detector sounded a good solid hit. Looking down I could see a gleam in the grass! Could it be the lost ring? Yes! I picked it up and told Sarah, I have got it! I found your ring!

There were no words, just a huge look of relief, happiness and thankfulness in her eyes. She ran over with her dad and both looked at at me with relief and joy! There were hugs all around and cheers!

As you can see in the photo Sarah and her dad are very happy with the fact that I was able to relocate this ring with such high sentimental value! What a great feeling for everyone! We all went home with smiles of joy on our faces! I was very happy and thankful to be able to locate the ring for them. That feeling is a feeling unlike any other! And you can only imagine how they felt being reunited with a precious gift given in love!

What a day!

Kind Regards,
Steve Gill

We "did" make them happy! And we loved it!