Simon Cox, Author at The Ring Finders | Page 2 of 6

Had a text message early this morning , telling me that a family heirloom a white gold diamond ring had fallen from her finger whilst on a family walk in Mote park Maidstone , her and her family had spent most of the night and all of today searching on their hands and knees , they had even raked through the grass , but to no avail .

I met up with them in the park this evening, and scanned the two areas they were sure it had come off her finger , it was found after about an hours search , the relief on everyone’s face said it all

Adam contacted me and explained how he had lost his late father’s ring after he had been swimming on East Wittering beach , and as he came out of the water he threw a few pebbles for his dog to chase, unfortunately whilst doing this his late father’s Platinum ring flew off his finger and buried itself in the shingle, after searching unsuccessfully for ages  Adam contacted me , he supplied me with photos of the area and directions the ring was lost in .

I travelled down to West Sussex early in the morning and upon arriving at the area of beach , my legend detector soon picked up a solid 23 signal only about an inch or two deep in the shingle, recovering this very precious heirloom was helped greatly by Adam’s photos and directions .

Had a call from Rich this morning asking if I could help find his late grandmothers wedding ring that had been handed down to him , he had lost it whist in waist deep water on Birchington on sea beach .
I live about an hours drive away , and high tide was not for another 4 hours , so I arranged to meet Rich at the beach , and started gridding out the area he thought the ring had been lost , it was a race against the incoming tide , but eventually I got a solid shallow signal , which upon emptying my sand scoop I saw a flash of Gold , it was a good 15 metres up the beach than Mich had thought , the relief on his face told its own story , as he has only had his late grandmothers ring for under a year , another recovery thanks to theringfinders.com

I Received a call from Alex last night asking if I could help recover his fathers gold signet ring they had lost whilst practicing line outs that evening during rugby training in Hove , West Sussex .
I met up with Alex this morning and he showed me the area they had been training on , he told me that he and his dad had spent ages raking the grass the previous evening trying to find the signet ring .
After scanning the area for a few minutes with my detector, I managed to locate the precious signet ring , Alex was amazed I had managed to find it in such a short space of time , another ring recovered thanks to theringfinders.com

 

Had a call yesterday from a young couple who had lost their 6 month old diamond engagement ring in the sea at Camber sands in East Sussex a couple of days ago .

I arranged to meet them both on the beach this morning, and fortunately they knew exactly where the ring had slipped off her finger , after a few minutes gridding the area , I had a solid signal and was able to recover the engagement ring which was buried 4 inches deep in the wet sand , they were understandably overjoyed to be reunited with their precious ring .

another ring returned to its owner thanks to theringfinders.com

Had a call from Mark seeking help in finding his wife’s lost engagement ring , that had slipped off her finger in their overgrown garden , after an hours search the engagement ring was recovered from very long grass , it’s now back on Marks wife finger thanks to ringfinders.com

I was contacted by Peter who owns the local cricket club , his tractor / gang mower attachment pin had been lost whilst mowing , I found it buried about 2 inches down in the ground , another recovery thanks to the ringfinders.com

I had a call from Keenan , the other evening, he explained how his Tungsten Carbide wedding ring had slipped off his finger into long grass whilst throwing a ball for his dog .

I met up with Keenan this morning and began the search , after about 10 minutes I had managed to recover Keenans precious wedding band , he was extremely happy to be able to put his ring back on his finger again , he told me this was the second time he had lost his wedding ring in 18 months of marriage, another successful reunion thanks to theringfinders.com .

I had a call from Kev yesterday evening, he explained how he had lost his platinum wedding band in shallow water at high tide whist adjusting his footwear , I arranged to meet Kev early this morning , he showed the the area he was sure he had been in when he lost his wedding ring , after a few seconds my Legend detecter got a solid hit of 22 , showing it was about 2 inches deep in the shingle , Kev was delighted to be reunited with his wedding band once more , this recovery was made much easier by Kev knowing the area his wedding ring had fallen off

I got a text from Nonny last night explaining that her very precious antique platinum wedding ring had got lost on a beach near Colchester in Essex , she explained that before she went swimming she took off her wedding ring and handed it to her husband for safe keeping, however during the swim , the ring fell out of his pocket when he removed keys and his phone , despite several people searching in the sand for hours , the wedding ring was still missing.

Nonny contacted me and I met with them both this morning at the what3words location she had given me , after about 20 minutes searching my Nokta macro legend had recovered Nonny’s so precious and sentimental wedding ring , the look of amazement on her face made the 4 hour round trip so worthwhile, it goes to show how using the what3words apt in conjunction with a ringfinder can greatly increase the odds of precious items being reunited with their relieved owners