Dan and his family were enjoying the first day of vacation in Ocean City, NJ when his wife Christy lost her ring.
She took the ring off to apply sunscreen to her grandson and forgot it was on her knee. Later that evening Christy realized that it was missing. Dan reached out to me the next day and we met up on the beach. I started searching the area and the ring was scooped out of the sand shortly after! Read more lost ring stories found with my metal at my website.
In early January, I received a message about a lost engagement ring from Emma, who was playing in the snow at night at her future mother-in-law’s home, and it slipped off somewhere in the yard next to the driveay. They had shoveled the snow aside the next day and looked carefully, but could not find it. I brought my trusty Garrett AT Pro, but decided to teach Emma how to use an analog Tesoro Umax, and perhaps recruit another potential metal detectorist to the hobby! Sure enough, after a few surface coins popped out, she found a clear “ringy” signal. I brushed away the snow, and revealed a beautiful emerald and gold ring that took my breath away. I could see why she was concerned! Her beautiful ring was back on her finger and she and her fiancé were relieved.
This ring find began as I was exiting the 4 Seasons Lagoon at Ko Olina Resort. A gentleman named Matt had asked my bud Terry if I had found a wide gold wedding ring and not knowing, he told the gentleman to ask me as I was exiting the water. So Matt who was on his Honeymoon from Paso Robles, California approached me as I was exiting the water and asked if I had found a wide gold wedding band while I was hunting the lagoon. He described perfectly the 18K Gold Band I just found about 30 minutes earlier in chest deep water. To be sure it fit him perfectly and he recognized and described a gash the ring had in it. Matt’s lovely bride Megan joined us and told me they thought it would never be found after losing it the day before. They were thinking it would be out to sea by now. Thankfully the lagoons are calm and most rings just sink to the bottom and stay put. Matt and Megan were very appreciative and happy their Honeymoon was back on a high note. Aloha to Megan & Matt!
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Jordan is a manager of a motel near Disneyland in Anahiem, CA. They have city inspections that have to be met to keep their business license updated. There is a fire hydrant shut off valve that has been covered by the while doing repairs in the parking lot. He asked for help to find this valve, so they didn’t have to tear up the newasphalt.
I was able to bring my equipment and mark the location of the valve. I do have several types of detectors that can be used on either ferrous or non ferrous metals. This was a simple type search that saved the management from a lot of extra work and expense.
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My client contacted me asking for help in locating a treasure trove of gold and silver. He explained that thirty years prior he invested in gold and silver rounds and had stashed them in ground on his property. It was now time to locate his loot however he was having to troubles in doing so. Fortunately he reached out of an experienced had of assistance. Having experience for these types of searches in doors and outside I assured him I would do all I could to help him on this to include brining along a very expensive state of the art deep seeking metal detector along with an assortment of other tools and detectors.
After quite some time digging around in the location he indicated I finally expanded all options until his hoard of gold and silver was located. This put a huge smile on both of our faces as his buried resources were now desperately needed.
Still to this day I am very happy to have assisted him in this search. I know that my efforts are greatly appreciated. It makes me happy every time I make a recovery because no one that has worked hard to save their resources should be denied the opportunity to have a professional recovery specialist on their team.
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Lost Ring in yard Recovery – How to Find a Lost Ring with Dave MacDonald in Ventura County
Lost your ring in the yard, sand, or garden in Ventura, Port Hueneme, Camarillo, Simi Valley, Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Fillmore, Santa Paula, Ojai, or Oxnard? Whether it’s a wedding band or a sentimental treasure, I’ve got you covered! Call or text Dave MacDonald, Ventura County’s #1 Ringfinder, at 805-290-5009 or visit davetheringfinder.com for expert lost ring recovery. Learn how to find a lost ring in the yard, sand, or garden with my proven skills—fast!
In a twist of fate, I got an urgent call from Tim, an old friend from Fillmore. His wife, Amy—once our kids’ daycare caregiver and preschool teacher—needed help. She’d lost her Claddagh friendship ring, a cherished symbol of love and friendship from her best friend, in their front yard. Amy had entrusted it to her granddaughter for safekeeping, but during a playful swing session, it slipped into the grass. For lost ring recovery in the yard, they turned to me, Dave MacDonald.
I arrived in Fillmore with my Minelab Manticore, ready to tackle the challenge of how to find a lost ring in the yard. The grassy expanse looked daunting, but with years of expertise, I gridded the area methodically. My detector soon pinged near the swing—a triumphant moment! Nestled among the blades, Amy’s Claddagh ring emerged, sparking joy and relief as it slid back onto her finger. Her granddaughters learned a lesson in responsibility, and I proved once again why I’m the go-to for lost ring recovery in Ventura County.
How to Find a Lost Ring in the Yard, Sand, or Garden
Need help with how to find a lost ring in the yard, sand, or garden? Here’s why I’m your solution:
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For lost ring recovery in Ventura, Port Hueneme, Camarillo, Simi Valley, Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Fillmore, Santa Paula, Ojai, or Oxnard, trust Dave MacDonald at davetheringfinder.com. Don’t let precious memories fade—call or text me at 805-290-5009 anytime, day or night. From Ventura yards to Oxnard sands, I’ll recover your ring with professional metal detection expertise. Contact me now!
Friday night I received a phone call from a fellow detectorist, who asked if I could assist a lady with a lost key Fob. He gave me the ladies number, but the group of ladies stranded could not identify the park where they where at, they forwarded me on to their Aunt from Edmonton. By the time we figured it out it is was dark, I told them I would be there the next morning. Saturday morning I got there at 7am, without any specific location, just by the parked red Mazda, sand or maybe the grass? I started gridding the sand, and after 30 minutes I had the Car Fob. I phoned the Aunts number, phone not in use, so I called the initial detectors request, and he did not know, but his brother did, I called his brother who contacted the lady and said she would call me back. Her friends turned up and sure enough it was their Key Fob. They started the car and drove it to the owner. Key fobs are expensive to replace, especially with the car stranded.
I got a call from Lake Country BC, a one hour drive away, the gentleman told me he had lost his 18k yellow gold and ruby ring that his wife presented to him years ago. He hosted his sons wedding in his back yard around the pool, and lower patio area last Fall, he lost the ring removing lighting from around the pool. He had photographs from the patio showing that he had the ring before the lights removal, he suspected it was in the Basalt rocks around the patio, below where the lighting was, he thought it probably came off during the removal. His search had no results, I told him would respond the first good weather day. Yesterday was that day, I spent almost 2 hours gridding the area, and advised him the I was convinced that it was not there, he responded that I was probably his last resort. I told him stories of past recoveries where the lost item often turned up the trash bags where leaves etc had been placed, and suggested he take down his packing boxes where he stored the lights and search them, he agreed and said that was also his plan. That evening he called to say he had found the ring, and thanked me for my time and travel, and that I was his inspiration to take down the boxes and search them, his last hope was the boxes.
I received a call Tuesday morning from Ladonna February 20, 2024
She was working in her front yard cleaning out the garden and raking up leaves when she lost her gold engagement ring with a solitary diamond. I told her I would come out this afternoon and locate it for her. I arrived around 3:00 pm and she showed me the area. I video taped this search. She was watching and after about 15 minutes I found it but did not tell her. I started the camera and went over to tell her I didn’t think it was in this area, while she turned away I held out the ring, when she turned back towards me she got the surprise and her response was priceless. I’m so glad I made her day. Thank you Lodonna for the experience and thank you for the reward!!!
His son was sledding while he walked the dog. Somewhere in between, his keys disappeared. He bought a metal detector and spent 3 hours looking. Then he found me. He wished he had found me first. Anyone want to buy his metal detector? The video below has lots of ideas that may help you if you have lost an item in the snow.
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Evan was very professional and efficient, within a couple of minutes he was able to find a set of keys that I lost on a hill covered in snow. My only regret is not calling him earlier
