- Land/Shallow Water Search
- Diver/Underwater Search
Trevor Oxborrow
Cost For My Service
I work on a ''Reward Basis'' that means you pay what it's worth to you and what you can afford for me to come out and find your lost item. I have a call-out fee to cover my fuel expense of $40 maybe more or less depending on where you are located. (Call to discuss.) If searching for buried gold or silver on your property -- we can negotiate a flat fee or percentage.
Search Types
Beaches, Yards, Water up to 10 feet deep, Mountain Lakes and Trails, Remote Desert locations. I have the equipment to access difficult locations.
Search Locations
Time lost is the most critical factor – text or call ASAP 24/7 .“A meetup at the lost item location with the person who lost the item is ideal.”Location identification is also very critical – take a photo with background landmarks of last known or suspected drop area (especially for beach or water locations).
Trevor Oxborrow's Bio
I was born in Truckee, CA and raised in Micronesia. I have 26 years of mountain bike guide experience, 23 of those spent in Nevada and the Eastern Sierra. I have been metal detecting since 2020.
I had only been detecting for three months when a relative asked me to search for her husband’s lost wedding ring. After searching a one acre back yard for 2 hours, I found the ring and I was hooked. Nothing is quite a rewarding as searching for a wedding ring you know is lost, perhaps forever, and through perseverance you are able to reunite owner and ring.
Trevor Oxborrow - Recent Blog Post
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Lost Platinum Wedding Ring Found & Returned, Pope Beach, Lake Tahoe (2026)
Got a text last night at 8:34pm requesting a lost ring recovery search at Pope Beach, Lake Tahoe. Backstory: (Pope Beach the previous evening), Keaton placed his platinum wedding ring in his shirt, on the beach, before going for a swim. When he got back from the swim, he picked up his shirt and his […]
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Lost Gold Pendant Found & Reunited with Owner, Creek Beach, Lake Tahoe (2026)
Thanks to Michael Dewey, fellow Northern Nevadan Ring Finder, who connected me with this client. Lost gold Italian Horn Pendant recovered and returned to the Owner. The significance and loss circumstances of this gold pendant were posted by the owner on Facebook. I reached out and offered to help find his pendant. This search turned […]
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Lost Gold Wedding Ring Recovered & Reunited with Owner, Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe (2026)
Thanks to Michael Dewey, fellow Northern Nevadan Ring Finder, who connected me with this client. Got a text at 6:30am requesting a water search for a lost gold wedding ring offshore at Kings Beach. At that moment I was just arriving at Creek Beach, on the east shore of Lake Tahoe, to begin an underwater […]
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Lost Citrine Wedding Ring Recovered, Truckee River, Lake Tahoe (2026)
While I was in the Truckee River searching for a different wedding ring, near the River Ranch raft take-out, I got a voicemail requesting help finding another lost wedding ring in the Truckee River. This new client described the ring loss location, which turned out to be six tenths of a mile upstream in a […]
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Two Lost Gold Rings Found at Nevada Beach, Lake Tahoe (2026)
Received a phone call at 12:23PM regarding a lost family heirloom ring at Nevada Beach. The caller was from LA County and wouldn’t be able to meet me at the ring loss location since they were currently driving back home. The client explained that their grandmother—wearer of the ring—noted the very moment she lost it […]
Trevor Oxborrow - Testimonials
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Can’t thank Trevor and the ring finders enough. (2025)
I lost my wedding ring in Lake Tahoe 2 weeks before my 38th wedding anniversary. I text Trevor and within 30 seconds was on the phone with him. We hit the water at 7AM the next morning and within 5 minutes he came up with the gold!! Can’t thank Trevor and the ring finders enough.
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Thanks to his dedication and perseverance, this priceless piece of our story is back where it belongs (2025)
In September 2023, my wedding ring sank to the bottom of the lake. We thought it was lost forever. Being from Europe, we were nowhere near to look for it ourselves — but Trevor never gave up. He dived several times for us and found it in the summer of 2025. Thanks to his dedication and perseverance, this priceless piece of our story is back where it belongs! Thank you Trevor!
I hope you have a wonderful week.
Kind regards,
Jeremay and Wendy
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