30 August 2025. Sometimes you’re lucky. I received a call from Philip, who’d been referred to me by my RingFinder friend Rick. He told me that Jen had lost her 2 kt oval diamond engagement ring in the dry sand where they were sitting and asked if I could come with a metal detector to find it. I of course said yes and arrived at the beach 15 minutes later. As (good!) luck would have it, they had found the ring just as I arrived, so all was well.
Jen described how the ring went flying off her finger as she was putting on sunscreen. The ring disappeared in the fine sand, which is not unusual, and it can be very difficult if not impossible to recover with just finger sifting if you’re not certain where it landed. A dry-sand loss, however, is a lucky situation because a metal detector, when used by a trained eye/ear, can make recovery quick and easy if the location of the loss is reasonably constrained. It becomes much more difficult with a loss in the water, where tides, wind & waves, rocks, shifting sand, and location uncertainty can greatly complicate a search.
I snapped some pictures of Jen and her ring and we expressed thanks all around, particularly that that beautiful diamond was back on her finger. A lucky day!

Jen’s beautiful engagement ring.

Jen with her engagement ring back in place with her wedding rings.
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