Got a call about an engagement ring lost in the yard in West Point, VA. It is a little over an hour away but as a ring finder we will travel to put a smile on someones face! Her fiance met me at the house and gave me some idea of where it was lost. After gridding off that area with no luck I expanded the search area and BAM we found the ring!
I was metal detecting the shoreline when i got a good hit. When i dug it up it was a metal case. Upon further investigation I found out it was a metal wallet with 7 credit cards and a drivers license. Even though I did not get a call on this find the ring finders always tries to find the owner! I googled his name off the license and found out he owned an insurance business in Nevada so I called the number and left a message. A few hours later I got a call and was able to get it back! He was headed back to Nevada the next day.
The Ring Finders is responsible for this return!! MY friend (Glenn) and I were detecting the beach and not doing that great. Glenn decided to head to another part of the beach and within an hour he sends me a pic of a beautiful gold and diamond ring he found! The next day I get a call from a lady that found me on the ring finders and wanted me to look for her lost ring. When she told me where it was lost and sent a picture I knew it was the ring my friend Glenn Found! Fortunately my friend was excited as I was to get the ring back to her. I asked her to come to the beach and show me where it was lost and we surprised her with it!
Got a call about a cell phone that was lost at a boat dock in a creek. I was only given a general location. as i entered the water I started stepping all over tree branches and leaves. I knew this was not an easy recovery! after about an hour we finally got a signal but the scoop was useless in that debris. I slowly started working the signal toward more shallow water until i could use a pinpointer and reach down and recover it. I met up with the husband and he got it back to his wife!
I was detecting a beach in the Bahamas while on a cruise when a cruiser came up to me and said he lost his ring in the water. I searched but did not find it. I got their cabin number and keep searching. Later on I found it in an area a little bit farther away from where they thought they had lost it. An exciting return with smiles!
Got a call from a lady who lost her beautiful diamond engagement ring and wedding band in a field where they parked for an event. Had to get access to the field and within about 10 minutes we had a recovery!
Brian placed his ring in a safe pocket inside of his cooler bag pocket but did not let the wife know! She went into the pocket to get some items out and unknowingly popped the ring out into the sand. They knew exactly where they were so recovery was a breeze
Got a call about a ring lost from a pouch while cutting grass. These finds can be difficult since the ring was not actually seen before it was lost like when throwing a football or loosing it off of a towel in the sand. The yard was a good size yard so i started gridding it off where she started. After about 30 minutes ! got a good signal and BAM I saw gold in the grass. AShe had been looking for it for 6 days and even went out and bought a metal detector!
This was a tough one! She put her ring on a towel for safe keeping and forgot! Her husband used towel to wipe his face and left the beach. Unfortunately it did not fall off where they were sitting. The ring did not leave the towel until further down the beach. I traced their walking path and found it! 
I was detecting the beach when a guy ran up to me and said his wife just lost her wedding ring. I had them move all the metal items away from the area and it was my first target! Thank goodness we were there to recover that lost beautiful ring!
