Tom Tanner, Author at The Ring Finders

Seacliff Beach, lost ring found

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Mark (also on the directory here) and I got a call from “Katie”.   Yesterday she had been walking hand-in-hand with her youngest kid (seen the pix)  at Seacliff Beach.  Her youngster was pulling on mom’s hand, while they walked the beach.   Suddenly Katie realized she no longer had her ring on.   And theorized that her kid had probably inadvertently pulled mom’s ring off.    So they had a general idea of where it was (within a 2 minute walk-span-time).

 

45 minutes later , we got the beep we were waiting for.  🙂  The heirloom is safe back in the family !   Glad we could help you folks.   Another fun hunt, and :  Thanx for the tip.

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Garrapata beach, south of Carmel, ring found

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Got a call from a gentleman who lost his wife’s ring on Garrapata beach, ~ 20 minutes south of Carmel, CA.   Had put it in his jacket pocket for “safe keeping”.   But later had taken off the jacket and bundled it up to carry .  And , although they didn’t realize the ring was missing till they’d arrived back at their Monterey hotel, yet figured it probably fell out of the pocket while on-the-beach.   Their suspicions and approx. location were correct.

 

A platinum band surrounded with diamonds.   They can now return to southern CA with their ring safely back in their possession.  Glad I could help you guys !  Thanx for the generous tip.

 

 

Also, it came to my attention that he didn’t get referred to this service through “Ringfinders” website/directory necessarily.  But instead had come up in chat AI search results, with merely my name.  But I assume that EVEN THAT is a result of the ring-finders’ directory key-word search , that fuels AI search results.  So I assume this is still essentially from the RF website system results.

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Ring recovery in Monterey, CA

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Got a call from Samantha.   She had been walking with friends through the downtown tourist district at night.  And … at a point…. stopped to make a frolicking motion with her arms and hands.   She felt all 4 rings, on one of her hands, fly off.   They got flashlight, and were able to find 3 of the 4 rings (on street, sidewalk, and grass parking strip).   But the 4th one (a 3/4 carot diamond no less) eluded them.   They suspected it was in one of two landscapes right closeby , obscured from view by grass or vegetation.     Met her last night, and went to work.   Within 5 minutes, her suspicion was correct :   Right there in the grassy median.   Glad to help you Samantha !  Enjoy the rest of  your conference meetings here and your visit here to Monterey.   And thanks for the tip.

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Carmel Beach ring lost, then found

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Was able to help Leiana & her husband recover their lost ring on Carmel Beach.   She had gotten up from their beach blanket area, and was brushing the sand off their beach chairs, towels, etc…   And saw her ring launch, off yonder, to the dry sand.  Which immediately swallowed up her gold ring, hiding it from view.   They had an approx . area, where they suspected it flew off too.

 

Glad I was able to help !   Thanx for the tip !

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Carmel Beach ring found

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Got a call from a couple, visiting from Miami, to Carmel beach .  She went to shake the sand off her fingers, and felt the brand new engagement ring fling off her finger (d/t they just got engaged, and the ring hadn’t been properly sized yet to-her-finger size).    They knew an approx. area where they’d seen it launch to, but the dry sand swallowed it.  Invisible now despite ample efforts raking the sand with their fingers.

 

Glad I was able to find it for you guys.   Congratz on your engagement.  Beautiful ring and stone ! 

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Moss Landing Sandholdt beach keys lost / found

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Lost keys @ Sandholdt beach, Moss Landing, found.   Thanx for the tip.

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Santa Cruz ring lost and now found

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Got a call from Andrew, who had been on “Hole in the Wall beach”, just north of Santa Cruz.   Lost his platinum ring.  Had an idea of the approx area, but …. no matter how much hand-sifting and shoveling they did, could not find it.     Was able to help Andrew and his wife recover it.   Nice meeting you Andrew, and thanx for the tip.

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Carmel Beach ring found / recovered

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Got a call from a fellow who lost his hefty 18K gold band.   He had been tossing a ball around with some friends on Carmel Beach.  And actually SAW the ring launch (or felt it leave his finger or whatever).   But alas, the dry sand “swallows” it.   All he has is an approximate area where he suspects it landed in.   But … No amount of hand sifting is working.

 

This one was child’s play for a metal detector, since there was no mistaking that it had been lost there (versus someone who only notices at the end of a long day, etc…).   And because he was confident of the zone.   And sure enough, it was right where he suspected.   The first “beep” after swinging the coil around.  Doh !

 

Glad I could help.   Thanx for the tip.

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Twin Lakes , Santa Cruz, ring found

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Was able to help this newlywed couple find the fellow’s platinum wedding band.   On Twin Lakes beach near the “Crows Nest”.  He’d lost it while tossing a football around.  It was immediately “swallowed” by the dry sand.   Glad I could help you guys.   Thanx for the tip ! 

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Ring recovered in Santa Cruz, Nisene Marks park

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Got a call from “Madison”.  Visiting from Sacramento, to Santa Cruz / Watsonville.   Her & some friends spent the day hiking several miles of trails in Nisene Marks park.   Prior to starting the hike, she had taken off her 1 carat diamond solitaire ring, and put it into her jacket pocket “for safe keeping”.  She also had her smart phone in the same jacket pocket.

 

During the course of a ~4 mile hike, she had taken the phone out, several times, for picture taking, checking her GPS, etc…   At the end of the day, she realized her ring was not in the pocket any longer.  She figured it must have come out during the hike.   And thought maybe the action of pulling the phone, in and out of the pocket, could have caused the ring to come out .  Eg.:  Maybe the “crown” gets caught on the rubber edge of the phone casing, etc…

 

Sure enough, after ~3 hrs. retrace hike, we were able to find the ring, under leaf-duff, at one of the spots where she’d stopped to take pix.   Glad your heirloom is back safely in your family Madison !   Nice meeting you guys.  Glad I could help.   Thanx for the tip.

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