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Lost Class Ring in the Sand at Loon Point Beach Carpinteria Found by Dave The RingFinder

  • from Santa Barbara (California, United States)
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Lost Your Ring in Carpinteria or Santa Barbara? Call Dave The RingFinder for Expert Metal Detecting!
Have you lost your ring in the sand at Carpinteria State Beach, Loon Point Beach, or anywhere in the Santa Barbara area? Whether it’s a lost ring in the sand, a misplaced bracelet in your yard, or a treasured pendant lost in a field, Dave The RingFinder is your go-to Carpinteria metal detecting and Santa Barbara metal detecting expert. With over 15 years of experience in ring recovery and professional metal detecting, Dave is the trusted choice to recover your valuables. Call or text 805-290-5009 now, and let Dave create a plan to retrieve your lost jewelry quickly and efficiently.
A Recent Success Story at Loon Point Beach
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, Georgio called Dave The RingFinder after a mishap at Loon Point Beach, located between Carpinteria and Montecito. His girlfriend, Monique, was playing volleyball near the water’s edge when disaster struck. As she served the ball, her precious class ring flew off into the sand. Despite searching for hours, the couple couldn’t find it. Desperate, they searched online for a professional metal detectorist in Carpinteria and found Dave The RingFinder.Dave rushed to Loon Point Beach, a popular spot for locals and visitors in the Santa Barbara area. After meeting Georgio and pinpointing the area where the ring was lost, Dave began a meticulous grid search using his advanced Minelab Manticore metal detector. On just his second pass, a clear tone rang out. With a precise scoop using his CKG sand scoop, Dave uncovered Monique’s beautiful class ring, safely returning it to its owner. Another successful ring recovery in Carpinteria for Dave The RingFinder!
Why Choose Dave The RingFinder for Lost Rings in Carpinteria and Santa Barbara?
If you’ve lost a ring in the sand, a bracelet in your backyard, a pendant at East Beach, or even your grandfather’s hidden cache of gold coins, don’t wait! Call or text Dave The RingFinder at 805-290-5009 immediately. Known as The Metal Detective, Dave combines cutting-edge metal detecting technology with hundreds of successful recoveries to ensure your lost jewelry is found. His expertise spans Carpinteria ring recovery, Santa Barbara ring recovery, and beyond, including beaches like Carpinteria State Beach, Rincon Beach, and Summerland Beach. Serving Carpinteria, Santa Barbara, and Surrounding Areas Dave specializes in metal detecting in Carpinteria and metal detecting in Santa Barbara, covering popular locations such as:

  • Carpinteria State Beach
  • Loon Point Beach
  • Rincon Beach
  • East Beach Santa Barbara
  • Leadbetter Beach
  • Summerland Beach
  • Montecito and Goleta areas

No matter where you’ve lost your ring in the sand or other valuables, Dave’s systematic approach and professional equipment ensure the best chance for recovery. His services are perfect for lost wedding rings, engagement rings, class rings, bracelets, pendants, or any precious item.

Act Fast to Recover Your Lost Jewelry.
Time is critical when you’ve lost a ring in the sand or elsewhere. The sooner you contact Dave, the better your chances of recovery. Call or text 805-290-5009 to connect with Dave The RingFinder, the top Carpinteria metal detecting and Santa Barbara metal detecting expert. With a proven track record and a passion for reuniting people with their cherished items, Dave is your best bet for ring recovery in Carpinteria, Santa Barbara, and nearby areas. Don’t let your lost ring become a memory—let Dave The RingFinder, The Metal Detective, bring it back to you! Call 805-290-5009 today for fast, professional metal detecting services in Carpinteria and Santa Barbara.
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Lost Titanium Wedding Band at Aulani Beach Ko Olina Resort…FOUND!!!

  • from O‘ahu (Hawaii, United States)
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This ring find began as I was on my way home from Ko Olina and got a call from Brendon’s father, telling me his son had lost his Wedding Ring in shallow water at Aulani Beach.  They were on vacation from Connecticut and staying at the Aulani Resort.  I told him I would turn around and come back to recover the ring as I was only 15 minutes out.  When I arrived, I called and Brendon & his Mom & Dad said they would meet me on the beach, to show me the area to hunt.  It was a high tide and the lagoons are a bit rough this weekend.  I entered the water and started my grid search with the Manticore.  On about the fifth leg I got a nice loud tone and in one scoop there was a ring in the scoop.  I was thinking it would be silver so I yelled ashore, “Is it black?”  The response was a thrilling, “YES!”  Brendon was just recently married so the lost wedding ring conversation became unnecessary and the vacation was saved.  Aloha to Brendon and his family!

 

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Woman’s White Gold Wedding Band Set Lost in the Surf, Found and Returned Garden City SC

  • from North Myrtle Beach (South Carolina, United States)
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On 8/16/25, just after 2:30 pm, I got a call from Welton saying his wife had lost her wedding band set in the surf while playing volleyball with their daughter. I asked him about what time, and he responded about 45 minutes ago. Looking at the tide tables, high tide was at 2:05 pm. I told him I’d be there at 4 pm, knowing I’d be in the surf working an outgoing tide.

I arrived just before 4 pm and met Welton in the parking lot of the condo they were staying in. As we walked out on the beach, I saw his wife Casey sitting in a beach chair staring into the surf. When I saw that, I knew I had to find her rings. I got a few more details from Casey and started a north/south gridline running parallel to the surf. I established the north and south border lines and was working the outgoing tide. After maybe 20 minutes and a little above my ankles deep, I hit it. It wasn’t a solid signal but enough to get my attention and make me dig. I had seen a picture of her ring and I made sure I was very careful with my scoop trying to get her ring out of the sand. Because of that, it took me a few extra scoops of sand to get the ring out. When I had it in the scoop and saw it, I reached down and pulled it out of the scoop. I looked at Casey and gave her a big smile, as if to let her know I had it. I also gave Welton and head nod to let him know. Casey didn’t move until I walked back towards her and held out the ring pinched between my fingers. When she saw her ring she was overwhelmed with emotion. Big hugs from Casey and Welton made it perfect.

Welton and Casey – Thank you for trusting me to help find your lost treasure. Enjoy the rest of your vacation and have a very safe trip home.

Jim

   

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iPhone Lost & Found Underwater by Rob Ellis, Virginia

  • from Fairfax (Virginia, United States)
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Meaghan called me on July 4th and asked me to find her lost phone. She had been kayaking and was returning the rental to Penguin Paddling in Occoquan when her iPhone Pro Max slipped into the water. I quickly grabbed my SCUBA gear and hurried to the river.

Smiles!

Meaghan and her friend showed me where her phone dropped into the water. Unfortunately, due to earlier rain, visibility in the water was very poor. Additionally, phones sometimes plane as they sink, landing in a different spot than one might expect. I conducted an expanding spiral search in almost zero visibility for more than 40 minutes before finding Meghan’s phone.

Rob Ellis: Metal Detector Expert… Call/text ASAP, (703)-598-1435

https://penguinpaddling.com/

 

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Lost Rose Gold Ring Found in Clarkston Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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The Ranch…

…Was always one of Colin’s favorite places to work at. While just finishing up spreading some pine mulch he took a shortcut thru a corral and decided to jump over it. Landing awkwardly, he dusted himself off and headed to his vehicle and left for the day. After arriving home, he felt his ring missing. Quickly checking inside and outside the vehicle revealed no ring. Once on site we walked towards the corral only to find a bull roaming around where we needed to metal detect. I told him I didn’t bring a matador costume and asked if he had one to use while I metal detected. Laughingly he said no, but he would get someone to put the bull into another area for a few minutes. While the bull was being dealt with, I started to metal detect the area outside the corral, but no signals came thru. Entering the corral the restrained bull was watching us from afar, snorting, stomping its hooves and swinging its head around. Quickly grid searching I got a good solid signal, and my pin pointer metal detector narrowed it down. Moving some trampled dirt around revealed Colin’s stunning rose gold ring. With his back to me I yelled Charge! and as he whirled around thinking the bull got loose, he saw me holding up his ring and said… Now that’s really taking the bull by the horns! Ole!

Jonathan

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Stamford Rings: Miracle recovery in the sand, August 2025

  • from Old Saybrook (Connecticut, United States)
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Susan and her son were spending a nice day at the beach and she took off her rings for safekeeping and placed them in her shirt pocket. Later in the day when leaving she went to put them ion while heading out and noticed her pockets were empty. She turned around and went right back to the beach which started a series of events. Her and her son started sifting the sand with a fishnet and her husband arrived and stayed until closing searching with a small detector.

They decided that outside help was needed and looked up @theringfinders.com and got my name. I cam the next morning and began my search in an area we had marked off. After gridding the area for a short time, I expanded the search a bit further and got my first solid hit and a platinum wedding band emerged from the sand and ringed with diamonds. Not the task was to find the second ring. After an extensive search in the immediate area there was no engagement ring to be found. We relived the previous day’s activities, simulating sitting in the beach chair and removing her shirt to see how a simulated ring would fall out.

I’ve now gone back three times and during the last attempt had the assistance of another detectorist and possible future ring finder and still the ring is not to be found. It’s very possible that it had been picked up. The couple purchased a detector and giving them a few tips they will continue the search. During the last search, she found a ladybug sitting on a shell and gave it to me for good luck. When I first met her, I had given her a St Anthony medal and in hopes that prayer and divine intervention would again help recover both rings. It was a miracle we found one and the other may require another miracle.

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Gold Ring Lost Throwing Ball in Swimming Pool.. Whittier, CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Saved gold ring by calling metal detecting specialist .. Stan the Metal Detector Man.. If you need information or metal detecting service Call or text .. 949-500-2136
*** Carlos was I the pool at his apartment complex. He was throwing a ball  across the pool when his large gold nugget ring flew off his finger. He and his friends searched into the night without success. I was called because he believed the ring could be in some of the landscape plants.

I arrived the next morning and the ring was found in  a 3 foot high garden plant. It was actually 30 feet further away from where they believed it to be. The big gold ring was visible two feet high in the side of the Hibiscus plant. Probably more than 50-60 people had walked past it without seeing it..

‘Don’t waste time trying to learn how to work a metal detector.. Hire an experiened metal detector expert… Call or text Now .. 949-500-2136 .. ‘I WILL TRY ANYWHERE..

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Wedding ring set found in Horsetooth Reservoir

  • from Denver (Colorado, United States)
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Recently I received a call from Trina asking me to try to locate a ring lost in Horsetooth Reservoir. She and her husband Ben had spent the day hiking around the reservoir and wanted to cool off in the water. She wadded out into the water; the water level drops off quickly so about 10-15 feet from shore and she was already up to her shoulders and cooling off nicely. Even though she could touch bottom easily she had to mover her hands in a treading water motion in order to stay in one place due to waves from the nearby boaters. It wasn’t long when Trina felt her wedding ring (handed down from her great grandmother) slip from her finger. Trina and Ben spent the next several hours trying to find her ring with no success. That night she found my number and contacted me and soon we made arrangements for Stephanie Hobbs and I to come and do a search.
Sunday morning Stephanie and I gathered our gear and began our hour long drive north. Stephanie brought her XP Deus and associated gear, I brought my Minelab Manticore, waterproof headphones, pouch and two water scoops.
Upon arrival at the reservoir, we were VERY fortunate to find a parking spot and pulled in (timing is everything). Trina and Ben met us as we pulled in, they live in Cheyenne, Wyoming so it was no short drive for them either. They took us down to the location of our search site and Trina showed us how deep she was in reservoir.
Stephanie and I spent over two hours in the cold mountain water searching trying to locate the rings.  At one point I needed to get out of the water to prevent hypothermia and warm up on the large rocks that lined the shore. The scoops that I had brought were useless as the area of our search had large flat rocks that left crevasses with a thin layer of mud on the rocks. I tried feeling for the ring with my bare feet and pulled up many rocks (I may have monkey feet), that was unsuccessful. Finally, I decided to detect mark the spot by Stephanie holding my scoop upside down and I would dive under the water and try to feel for the object (hopefully the ring). This was a good idea but not great. Stephanie suggested that we use her MI6 probe since it is waterproof, what a great idea. Eventually we wondered out to deeper water, up to my chin. I heard a great signal (31) with a perfectly round dot on the line of my Manticore. With Stephanie perched on two larger rocks so that she was above water holding the scoop to mark the spot and my detector I started to dive again. After several handfuls of muck, I finally surfaced with the rings in my hand.
Ring Recovered 7/27/2025
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Ring found and return in Denver!!

  • from Lakewood (Colorado, United States)
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Tom lost his ring in his yard over a month ago. He tried renting a detector but did not know how to use it to the best extent possible. It was a special ring and when his daughters found out they decided to buy him a new one while they were in Ireland. He still thought of that ring as special so he gave us a call. After talking to Tom about where he may have lost it in his backyard, I decided to search the whole perimeter. About halfway through the yard I found the ring not far from a tree. He was so happy to have his ring back and to have a new one from his daughters as well!

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Lost diamond ring, RECOVERED! Cape May, NJ By: Ring Finders Cape May Jeffrey Laag

  • from Cape May (New Jersey, United States)
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Lost a ring? Dont wait, call NOW!

609-780-4525

Serving ALL of Cape May County!

www.ringfinderscapemay.com

Received a call from Tom. He explained that his wife had dropped her diamond ring somewhere between the beach entrance and where they set up on the beach. Took the short ride over from home and met up with Tom at the entrance to Philadelphia beach. Tom led me from the entrance of the beach to where his party had set up their belongings for the day. I checked the path to their site while he directed me to it with a few coins found along the way. One reaching their site I met Toms wife Thanh and bean checking around their cabana. With the first swing I heard a familiar tone. One shallow scoop later I had Thanh’s ring in the scoop, much to the couples relief! Another happy couple!
Thanh’s review:
“While on vacation I lost my wedding ring at the beach in Cape May. 😥 I was DEVASTATED. My husband found Jeff through a quick google search and within 15 minutes of making contact, he was at our beach site and within 1 minute he said “don’t worry, I got it,” and found my ring!! It was incredible!!
Thank you again, Jeff, for finding my ring! If anyone ever loses their jewelry in Cape May, reach out to Ring Finders Cape May. He’s the best!”
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