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Constantine Hatzis
Cost For My Service
I have a call out fee which will be discussed with the client, this will be based on location and distance travelled.
I work on a reward basis, which will also be agreed upon with the client.
Search Types
I will search for lost items, be it a ring, jewellery, watches, keys, or even lost family treasure.
I will search in most locations including gardens, private land or public land.
If the search is on private land, you will need to gain permission from the landowner or local authority .
I am a Nation Council for Metal Detecting member (NCMD),and I operate within their code of conduct.
Search Locations
Oxfordshire and surrounding counties.
Constantine Hatzis's Bio
I have been metal detecting for many years now and find it a fascinating hobby.
Over the years I've recovered many lost rings and other items and managed to reunite them with their owners. Also I've found many interesting items, both ancient and modern while detecting with clubs etc. One of my oldest and most interesting finds is a Bronze Age axe head which was dated by the Ashmolean museum at about 3000 BCE.
I'm also a keen mechanical engineer, so I have an interest in metals from all aspects.
I hope with my experience, perseverance and patience I can help reunite you with your cherished lost items.
Constantine Hatzis - Recent Blog Post
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Fathers ashes ring recovered (2026)
I was contacted a while back by a gentleman who had lost a very special ring which had been inlaid with has late fathers ashes in what I presume was a type of resin or mineral. The gentleman has been carrying out extensive work in his garden […]
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Student Initiation lost signet ring recovered. (2026)
I was contacted over the weekend by a student who had just started university. From what I understand there was some sort of initiation process going on in the beautiful park nearby, which overlooks Oxford, with an amazing view of many of the spires of the university. This initiation took the form of rolling down […]
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Don’t throw it! (2026)
I was contacted a short while back by an upset husband who unfortunately had a kind of disagreement with his wife. Sadly the beautiful diamond wedding ring was drawn into this disagreement, was sent airborne into some very thick bushes of their back garden. This was a challenging search, due to the thick vegetation about, […]
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Lost ring recovered from dog walk (2026)
I had a call the other day from a lady who had lost her grandmothers wedding ring. Her grandmother was married in 1950, so this was a very special ring. We met on her dog walk, which was a wooded track with lots of undergrowth each side. the walk was probably quarter of a mile, […]
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Lost Ring Recovered in Cirencester (2024)
I had a call the other day from a chap called Adam. He lost his Grandfathers gold ring in his very large garden while entertaining guests. The ring was of great sentimental value, as Adam has the same initials, and name as his late grandfather. It is also set with a diamond. The ring had […]
Constantine Hatzis - Testimonials
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Huge thanks Constantine! He is was immediately willing to help (2016)
Constantine you’re amazing!
Whilst on a camping holiday near Cirencester, my husbands wedding ring came flying off his finger whilst chucking a rugby ball around on the campsite. After an unsuccessful evening of searching in the grass, I googled how to find a lost ring. Theringfinders.com came up and luckily Constantine was reasonably close by in Oxford. After giving him a call, Constantine was at the site and searching within an hour! And I’ve very pleased to say my husbands wedding band was found in one hour! We were so happy to see it and are pretty sure we would be driving home with it if it wasn’t for Constantine. Huge thanks Constantine! He is was immediately willing to help and full of confidence that he would find the ring, which he did! Yay!
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I cannot thank Constantine enough for his skill, determination and perseverance. (2015)
In February 2015 I was feeding the ducks with my young son at my local National Forest Park on a very cold day. As I helped my son to feed the ducks I threw bread and my heat turned over as I heard the distinctive ‘plop’ of my engagement ring fall into the water. I waded in but as I was on my own I couldn’t do much as my son would have been in danger.
I was really quite distraught. The platinum engagement ring was purchased by my husband 9 years previously. It was of great sentimental value for obvious reasons. It also featured heavily in photos of me holding each of my new-born children photos. I took a photo of where I thought the ring had fallen in the lake.
My brilliant husband spent a freezing February morning searching for the ring but he didn’t have the appropriate clothing or equipment. I tracked down a metal detector from the West Midlands who came out to search for the ring twice but it was to no avail. The Insurance Company had by now told me that we weren’t covered by our policy and with 3 young children to care for, we knew we couldn’t afford to replace the ring.
We all but gave up hope. Then last week, something prompted me to think of trying again. I found the ring finders website and contacted Constantine. He made it very easy for me and got in touch quickly to organise coming to search. He asked me to let the local park rangers know he was coming which I did and then he arrive on a gorgeously sunny October morning.
Constantine told us he would search for around 3 hours. My husband joined him on occasion helping to get rid of some of the weed. My children all came to watch but after a couple of hours went home with their grandparents.
The search started at 10.30am. At around 1.20pm (just ten minutes short of the 3 hours!), my husband and I were sat on a bench feeling sure that the ring must have disappeared for good, perhaps swallowed up by a swan and distributed elsewhere! Then to our utter amazement we saw Constantine hold up something. He was beaming!
To our absolute shock, it was my ring, much closer to the edge than I imagined and in immaculate condition. I was totally flabbergasted and emotional. I still can’t really believe that the ring is on my finger and not at the bottom of a lake. I cannot thank Constantine enough for his skill, determination and perseverance. We are delighted that one day I can pass on my ring to my only daughter and simply cannot find the words to express our joy at finding something that is so special to us.
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