Allison’s Mom was out picking rhubarb when she notice her necklace pendant was missing from the chain around her neck. This necklace was a mothers day gift given to her nearly 20 years ago. It is gold with 3 diamonds representing her husband and two children. Of-course her whole family spent many hours searching the area to no avail. Without her mother knowing, she searched the internet for help and came across the ring finders website. She contacted me and we came up with a day & time to meet for the search. Allison was very excited to find this precious piece for her Mom, I told her, I’ll do my very best! A huge obstacle was an electric pole with a transformer right next to the search area. I had to play with my Manticore settings to get the best sensitivity level while trying to mask the electromagnetic interference. After going through the the rhubarb area with only 1 hit, an old bullet casing, I decided to expand to the grassy area around the mulch. A few swing later and I heard that beautiful “gold tone” a deep solid tone. There it was, pushed just far enough into the ground that it wasn’t visible. Allison called her Mom and told her the great news!!! She had her phone on speaker, so I was able to hear the excitement, which is a bonus for me 🙂
Allison, it was nice to meet you and I’m truly blessed to be able to help in these types of situations. Congrats and thanks for reaching out to theringfinders.com.
Darrin ~
Thank you Darrin, I was so happy and so blessed to have found you and to get it recovered my mom was so shocked to have gotten it back and so was I. Thank you for taking the two hours down to me to come find it even with the chance we couldn’t since we had the pole there. I had no clue it was pushed in the dirt so reading this I’m so happy it was found. Go figure my neighbor would mow the lawn right before you came. It was perfect timing too for my mom to get it back as a birthday gift. Thank you Darrin again you were so sweet and kind and funny tricking me that you didn’t find it but actually had.