From simple gold rings or bracelets to diamond-encrusted wedding bands… if you have a pretty good idea of where the item might be, I have the skill, equipment, experience and patience to find it for you.
I use special techniques to meticulously search intricate patterns in and around the area… on land or in the water. So, don’t just give up on finding your valuables!
I can be reached at: Larry.Spearing@TheRingFinders.com
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Hello,
My name is Aaron Reid and I joined The Ring Finders Directory so I can help people in Oregon City and surrounding areas find what they thought was lost forever… Rings, jewelry, keys, or anything metallic, I can help you find it with my twenty + years of metal detecting experience.
If you have lost something of sentimental Value and need it found… Give me a call ASAP
Thank you,
Aaron
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Hi, my name is Randy Harris. I live in Pasadena California and have a metal detecting service for people’s lost jewelry. If you live in the greater Los Angeles area and you’ve lost a piece of jewelry on the beach, park, field, yard etc, call me. I will do my very best to find and return it to you. Thanks, Randy
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It was Thanksgiving weekend in 1983, I was 9 years old. We were sitting at the table and my little sister commented on how yellow my grandfathers eyes were, to my recollection that was the start of it, he went to the Dr. the following Monday and they next Friday We were all told that Gramps had Pancreatic Cancer(this is the Reason why I donate 25% of all my reward money to the American Cancer Society)…the next 6 months were kind of a blur for me. Gramps was in and out of the Hospital taking Chemo and what not and he lost a lot of weight, drastic amounts. he was out in the yard working on the Motor home one Saturday and when he came in for lunch he noticed his Masonic ring was gone, he had lost so much weight it just slipped off. Gramps died 6 weeks later and from the time he lost his ring, myself and my cousins and grandmother spent all our free time looking for his ring so he could be buried with it. Well needless to say we failed. Grandma rented a Metal detector for a week back then and no one really knew how to operate it. from that point on, I remember very clearly, I vowed to myself that one day I was going to be a Treasure Hunter and help People find their lost valuables….fast forward 25 years to October 2009, My Grandparents house goes up for sale “By Owner” I thought “WOW, I would totally love to buy that house” after all I grew up there. I called the Owner and got a tour of it and really wanted to buy it, however the owner decided to take it off the market and wait for the housing market to rebound a bit. I was telling my grandmother about it and she said, “Well sweetie, if you can buy that house, maybe you can find your grandfathers Masonic ring”…then it hit me like a ton of bricks, that was the whole reason I ever got into Metal detecting and treasure hunting. I called the Home Owner back a couple months later and told her the story and she seemed a bit reluctant, said she would have to think about it….The idea of being so close, yet so far away from a ring that not only my Grandmother would treasure, but myself as well, not just as a grandson finding a grandfathers long lost Masonic ring, but also as now I am a Mason…since the last time I spoke with the home owner my Grandmother has since passed on…How will this story end, will the ring be lost forever?……To be continued
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Hi, my name is Justin and if you have lost your jewelry I can find it. I can search the snow for your lost item. The sooner you call the better chance you have. I am looking forward to helping you.
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Wednesday August
11 2010 I met my treasure hunting buddies TXCoindigger, DiggerDun and OTlew (The Hole In The Beach Gang) at Stewart Beach Galveston, Texas for a late afternoon and evening treasure hunt. The weather was pleasant for a change, cloudy and cooler than normal. As I started hunting near the towel line a stranger with a metal detector approached. We shook hands, he told me he was from San Antonio. After a short conversation he walked away. In passing an umbrella he looked back and said “Someone lost a ring there, I tried to find it with no luck” (pointing at the sand) and then continued on his way. Fifty feet later I was at the umbrella. I double checked to see that my Fisher F4 was in All Metal mode then swung the coil. On the first pass of the Double D coil a strong signal was heard through my earphones! I switched to All Metal Discriminate Mode to check the Fisher VDI number. It was 27, definitely in the gold range. With my s
coop I removed some sand and there is was, a beautiful gold ring with two blue stones! The people from this area were apparently in the water so I walked on a bit and developed a plan to have the person identify the ring and then return it. Soon that occurred, a young lady ran in from the surf and identified the ring. I presented it to her and she was very happy. The ring was handed down from her Great Aunt. A video of that find and return is attached to this blog.
Lost something? In Texas call Ring Finder John Jordan @ 281 482 0433.
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Time is of the essence when rings are lost in public places, particularly beaches, for the window of opportunity closes rapidly in high traffic areas. Make a quick decision, contact Ring Finders Metal Detecting Services to help while you stay on the scene. DO NOT dig the beach sand yourself, the ring may descend past the detector’s capability. I can make a difference in successfully recovering your jewelry in all areas SE of Houston.
I use proven on site search methods to quickly find what you have lost, be it your ring, car keys, bracelet, watch, cell phone, necklace etc…..if it is made of metal I can find it!
In instances of rings, jewelry or metal relics lost on private property the opposite holds true. Even if years, possibly decades have passed do not give up, send an email to john.jordan@TheRingFinders.com or call my home for it is never too late to recover what you may think is gone forever…more than likely it is still there.
I will locate YOUR TREASURE for reward only! A small fee to cover my fuel expense will get me ‘on site’ ASAP.
Take care and have a wonderful day.
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