Michael Nichols, Author at The Ring Finders

Lost Wedding Ring In Auburn, Ala. (Found)

  • from Auburn (Alabama, United States)

Received a text from Damon, 11/28, stating that he had lost his ring the day before while doing yard work.  I made arraignments to meet him the next day at his house. He wasn’t home when I got there so I decided to start the search since I already knew where to start. I hadn’t been searching for more than 2 minutes when I got the signal I was looking for. A few minutes later he arrived home and was surprised that I had already found it. Another happy story continues.

Lost Engagement Ring In Lake Jordan, Wetumpka Ala. (Found)

On the evening of July 3, I received a 911 call from Baily. She had been out on Lake Jordan with her husband and friends enjoying the water. She stated that she was standing about waist deep when the ring slipped out of hand which had suntan lotion on them. They all searched for but to no avail. I meet up with Baily’s friends, Holly and Ray, at the lake today July 8. Once on spot I got in the water, around 4 foot, and started my search. After about an hour and several targets later I find it. Holly was so excited she grab the ring and rushed it back to the boat for safety. It was truly a good day to be on the water. Another story continues.

Lost Wedding Ring In Ramer, Alabama (FOUND)

I received a call back on March 20 from Keith. He told me that he lost his wedding ring while working in a flower garden. Due to Keith’s busy work schedule I wasn’t able to search for it until today, April 21. I arrived at his house early because I wanted to have a full day to search for it if needed. Wasn’t need after all. Within ten minutes after starting my search I got a resounding signal on the Garrett AT Pro. I found it just a few feet from the flower garden covered by the grass in the yard. Keith was very happy to have his beloved wedding ring back on his finger. Thank you Keith for the generous reward. Another happy story continues.

Lost Engagement Ring In Montgomery, Ala. (Found)

  • from Auburn (Alabama, United States)

I received a text from Noah on 11/18 stating that his fiancé, Amber, had lost her engagement ring in the front yard the day before. He asked if I could come look for it and of course my answer was yes. I meet them at their house on 11/19 and after hearing the story I began my search. After about 20 minutes of searching what was was presumed to be the hot zone I was having not luck. I decided to search the area opposite of where she was standing and found it in less than 5 minutes. No one could figure out how it got where it was. Needless to say they were a very happy couple to have it back on her finger where it belonged. Another happy story continues.

Lost Jewelry in the Auburn, Alexander City and Montgomery Alabama areas

  • from Auburn (Alabama, United States)

I have just moved to Alexander City, Alabama. For the past several years I have been living in and servicing the San Antonio, Texas area. My metal detecting services are now available to all areas in and around Alexander City, Auburn, Montgomery and all places in between. Please reach out to me if you have lost any kind of jewelry, keys or other items made of metal. By using my metal detector I will do everything in my power to locate your lost item. You can find my info at The Ring Finders.com or call me at 210-748-7271.

Lost Man’s Wedding Ring In San Antonio, Texas (Found)

Received a text from Adriana late Wed. night, 7/28, asking if I could help find her husbands lost wedding ring. We talked by phone the next day. She told her husband and son were playing basketball at the neighborhood park the previous Sunday. At some point during their play time his ring came off. When they finished he noticed his ring was gone. They searched all around the court but could not find it. She told me they were only playing half court so she was confident the ring would be in the thick grass in that area. No one was able to join me right away at the park so I went there and began my search. Shortly after I started Adriana’s very sweet mom showed up to keep me company and to provide moral support. After about 45 minutes of searching I got that solid tone that I had be waiting for. Under my coil in very thick grass I could see the ring. I looked at mom and gave her a thumbs up to indicate that I had found it. She was very happy. Husband and wedding ring are now reunited. Another happy story continues.

Lost Tungsten Carbide Promise Ring In Cibolo, Texas (Found)

Received an SOS text from Tracie asking if I could search for her lost Tungsten Carbide promise ring. It had been given to her by her girl friend. She had been washing her Great Dane (who doesn’t like baths) in the back yard on Sunday May 16. Her hands were real soapy so she shook them a bit and the ring went flying. She knew the direction it went and had searched for several hours but could not find it. A little back story, there had been heavy rains the day before so parts of his yard were a bit muddy on Sunday. I found it in an area that was just dirt or should I say mud. It was almost completely covered and it appeared to have been stepped on. Because it was black it blended it very well with the dark soil. So happy and blessed to have been able to return her lost ring to her. Another story continues.

Lost White Gold Engagement Ring With Many Diamonds In San Antonio, Tx. (Found)

  • from Auburn (Alabama, United States)

I received a distress call from a young lady (Meagan) saying that she had lost her engagement ring on 12/12/20. She stated that she had taken it off her finger while in the car and dropped it but could never find it. She and her fiancé searched the car and surrounding area of the driveway but no luck. She  stated that she had food in her lap at the time she lost the ring. She also stated that she had also taken her car to the dealership and had them remove the seats to look for the ring. I meet up with her today, 12/18, to try to locate her ring. I searched the grassy area along the driveway and sidewalk but no luck. Then I remembered her saying that the food bag she had in the car was now in a garbage bag in her trash can in the garage. I asked her to get it so I could check it. As I started rummaging around in the nastiness of its contents I caught a glimpse of a silver looking rim. When I picked it up out came a food covered diamond ring. She was beyond believe and shed a few happy tears. I am so glad she hadn’t put the trash can out for collection today. The ring would have been gone forever. Meagan, best wishes to you and your fiancé on your upcoming wedding next month. Another happy story continues.

Lost Wedding Band In Poteet, Tx. (Found)

  • from Auburn (Alabama, United States)

Received a call on 11/13 from Rolondo in Poteet, Tx. He stated that his wife had lost her wedding rings, two separate rings, while in the front yard. They searched for the rings and were able to find one but not both. He found me on the internet and gave me a call to see if I could help. I went to his house this morning ,11/14, and after hearing his story I began my search. He had laid out a small search area for me. On my third line in the area I got a solid tone on my AT Pro (45 on the VDI) and I knew it had to be the ring. I looked at the ground but couldn’t see anything. I bent down for a closer look and saw it tucked nicely under a small clump of grass completely hidden from the naked eye. They were both very happy to have the ring back on her finger where it belonged. Another happy story can now continue.

Lost White Gold Wedding Ring In San Antonio, Tx. (Found)

  • from Auburn (Alabama, United States)

Received a call from Shawn on 9/23. He stated that he had lost his wedding ring two weeks ago in his back yard. He was in his pool with some friends and family hitting a beach ball around when his ring flew off his finger. He said that he had searched many times for the ring but just couldn’t find it. I met up with Shawn this morning, 9/26, and he showed me where he was when his ring came off. I started my search and in less than 5 minutes I found it buried in thick Saint Augustine grass. And so another story continues.