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Lost platinum engagement ring, recovered, Lake Wawasee, IN

  • from Granger (Indiana, United States)
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Earl called a couple days ago from the lake, after his fiancé had lost her platinum engagement ring while at the sandbar. I asvised him to mark the location via map apps, take several pictures of shoreline (homes, piers, etc) to allow lining up land marks and also try to get a distant object if possible, to add accuracy to lining up with a nearby landmark or roof ridge etc. Also told him to toss out several coins if he had any available, as any other marker would be taken by others. I had to work, so couldn’t go out that same day to search. Was somewhat worried a local pirate may find the ring prior to recovery search. Got out today, used gps pin to anchor, used distant cell tower and near flagpole to get the exact line the coins would be in. I turned detector on, dug one target and dumped that in the floating sifter, couldn’t see any ring. Scooped the next target and saw a nice ring in the scoop, less than two minutes in. Told him I found it and he was amazed, as was I, but just goes to show, his diligence in taking the advice paid off to get it recovered. Smiles all around, ring back where it belongs.

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Lost Wedding Ring in the dry sand found at Silverstrand Beach in Oxnard CA by Dave The RingFinder

  • from Santa Barbara (California, United States)
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Lost Ring Recovery on Oxnard, Ventura, Carpinteria, Malibu, and Santa Barbara Beaches
On the evening of July 4th, the beaches of Oxnard, Ventura, Carpinteria, Malibu, and Santa Barbara were alive with fireworks and festivities. Amid the celebrations, my phone buzzed constantly with calls from people desperate to recover lost jewelry. While I couldn’t assist everyone, one call stood out—Patrick, who had lost his wedding ring while enjoying a family day at Silverstrand Beach in Oxnard, CA.Patrick and his family had been soaking up the sun and surf when his platinum wedding ring slipped off his finger into the dry sand. He froze, marked his spot mentally, and began searching frantically with his family. They sifted through the sand for over an hour, but the ring remained elusive. Frustrated, Patrick’s wife decided it was time to call a professional.
That’s when they reached out to me, Dave The RingFinder, at 805-290-5009.
We arranged for me to arrive at Silverstrand Beach at sunrise the next morning. Patrick provided detailed photos and a precise location, which helped narrow down the search area. At 5:45 AM on July 5th, I hit the beach, expecting to see other detectorists eager to scour the post-holiday sands. Surprisingly, I had the beach to myself. Using my Minelab Manticore, I methodically gridded the area, starting small and expanding outward. After a careful sweep, I got a solid 39-40 signal, plunged my CKG scoop into the sand, and there it was—Patrick’s gleaming platinum wedding ring.
Losing a ring on the beaches of Oxnard, Ventura, Carpinteria, Malibu, or Santa Barbara can feel devastating, but time is critical. Tides, other detectorists, and shifting sands can make recovery challenging. Don’t wait—call or text Dave The RingFinder at 805-290-5009 for fast, professional lost ring recovery. As a proud member of TheRingFinders.com, I specialize in reuniting you with your precious jewelry, whether lost in the sand or surf.
 If you’ve lost a ring or other valuable on the beaches of Oxnard, Ventura, Carpinteria, Malibu, or Santa Barbara, don’t hesitate. Contact Dave The RingFinder at 805-290-5009 to swing the odds in your favor and recover your lost item quickly.
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Metal detector service in Oceanside Don’t rent or buy Metal detectors-Hire a Ring finder!

  • from Carlsbad (California, United States)
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Metal Detector service for Oceanside San Diego to help find your lost precious jewelry. Call Curtis Cox @ 760-889-2751

If you lost your ring at the beach don’t hesitate to contact me,,Timing is of the essence being there are hundreds of treasure hunters scanning San Diego beaches with metal detectors regularly for booty & YouTube content. Lost rings in public areas typically last 1-2 days before it is found during the summertime. Your keepsake could be gone forever!

This Tungsten wedding ring was lost in the dry sand during a surfing event recently at the Oceanside harbor. Fortunately I live nearby & Was able to meet him there & recover his ring within an hour of being called to find it.

He was stoked I could help,, As you can see this ring meant a lot more than metal to him being sentimental jewelry. I’m glad he found my contact info online as I always see at least a couple local hobby detectorist’s on the weekends there including YouTubers!

“Who ya gonna call?”  Curtis Cox @ 760 889 2751

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Swiss Visitor’s Ring Recovered at Thornbury Beach Ontario

  • from Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
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It’s always rewarding to help someone turn a stressful moment into a happy memory , especially when it happens in a beautiful place like Thornbury , Ontario.

We recently got a call from a couple visiting all the way from Switzerland. They were staying at a lakefront home, enjoying some well-deserved time by the water. While applying sunscreen at the beach, she had taken off her rings and slipped them into her pocket — but as many of us know, that’s often how these little treasures go missing.

Later, while sitting at the beach, she noticed one of the rings glinting in the sand. Relief quickly turned to panic when she realized there were supposed to be three — and one was still missing.

They searched everywhere but couldn’t find it. That’s when we got the call.

After a three-hour drive to Thornbury, we arrived with our metal detecting gear and got to work. Thankfully, it didn’t take long — within minutes, we located the missing ring buried in the sand, not far from where they had been searching.

The look of relief on their faces made the drive more than worth it. It’s a great reminder that even when something feels lost for good, the right tools and a little experience can bring it back.

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Bracelet Lost Through the Cracks and Found Beneath the Dock Port Dalhousie

  • from Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
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It’s amazing how quickly a special moment can turn stressful — and how quickly a little determination can turn it back around.

A few days ago, I got called to help with a tricky recovery at the marina. A young woman had been walking along the dock when she tripped and fell. Thankfully, she wasn’t hurt — but in the process, her very special bracelet came off her wrist and fell straight through the cracks of the dock, disappearing into the water below.

The bracelet wasn’t just jewelry ,it had sentimental value and a recent gift that couldn’t be replaced .

The conditions weren’t exactly ideal. Poor visibility, tight spaces under the dock, and plenty of weeds made the search feel nearly impossible. But with my metal detector and a lot of patience, I got to work.

After carefully scanning the area and navigating the tangle of weeds and debris, I finally got a good signal. A little digging, a lot of feeling around and there it was. Her bracelet, still intact and ready to be reunited with its owner.

The relief and gratitude on her face made every second worth it.

It’s a reminder that even in tough conditions, with the right tools and a little persistence, some things really can be found again.

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Amazing Ring Recovery at the Dock Port Dalhousie

  • from Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
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What started as a relaxing day on the water almost turned into a heartbreaking memory for one couple — but thanks to a bit of determination and the right tools, the story had a happy ending.

The couple had been enjoying the summer sun, swimming off the back of their boat while docked. As the boyfriend helped his girlfriend out of the water, disaster struck — his ring slipped off his finger and disappeared into the water below.

That’s when I got the call.

As a diver with a metal detector, I’ve seen my fair share of tricky recoveries, but this one was a challenge. Poor visibility, thick weeds, and murky water made the search feel almost impossible. But I wasn’t about to give up.

After methodically sweeping the area with my detector, a faint signal came through. I carefully reached down through the weeds and muck — and there it was. The ring, still intact, glinting faintly beneath the water.

The look of relief and excitement on their faces made it all worth it. Another successful recovery, another great story, and a reminder that sometimes, even when things seem lost, they’re not gone for good.

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Lost Rose Gold Ring, FOUND! Cape May, NJ By Ringfinder Jeffrey Laag

  • from Cape May (New Jersey, United States)
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Received a message from Victor last Sunday. He explained that he lost a rose gold ring while at the beach last Saturday. Victor had already returned back home to Philadelphia but he did mark his location with a “pin” from his cell phone. He wasnt sure if it was in the dry sand or water but he did believe it may have dropped where he was sitting. Took a ride over Monday morning and proceeded to the coordinates he provided. After a brief search I heard a faint signal and dug down about 1ft, out came Victors ring! After sharing the good news I shipped the ring back to him and he received it yesterday. Another happy client!!
Victors Review:
“I am still amazed by Jeff’s work and diligence in helping me recover my lost wedding band. When my ring went missing at the beach, I thought for sure that I’d never see it again. Jeff found my ring a full 24+ hours later buried at least A FOOT in sand. I’m relieved that there are caring people out there like Jeff. I’m forever grateful for his service and would recommend him a million times over.”
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Gold Cross Lost Sand at Redondo Beach 4th of July… Found and Happily Returned.

  • from Redondo Beach (California, United States)
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Don’t wait! If you lost something call as soon as possible for greater success in finding it. Steve Smith 310-953-5268

Grant contacted me after losing his cross in the volleyball court. I was available, and left right away.

When I got to the beach, I found Grant, and he explained the loss, and where it occured. It took about one minute to find his cross, and give it back. He and all his friends were very happy..

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Lost Gold Ring with Diamonds Found in Livonia Michigan

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Sparklers in the Grass…..

As Amanda was starting to celebrate today, she started by taking a plunge into a cool pool. Shortly after a volleyball game started. After splashing around a bit, she got out, got dressed and wandered around the yard with some sparklers, the children and dogs. Sitting for a bite to eat a friend noticed her ring missing. Quite a few people ran to the pool, but the missing ring was not there. I started my grid search on the side of the yard where she had been. My MXT metal detector was quiet but then I heard a loud BOOM in the headphones! I yelled out that fireworks just sounded in my headphones! As Amanda and friends came running, I parted the grass and revealed some pretty sparklers in the form of diamonds and a gold ring hiding in the grass! Amanda was thrilled and took a few minutes to catch her breath. Now the fuse was lit to a grand celebration!

Jonathan

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Lost Gold Ring, Found! Cape May, NJ By: Ringfinder Jeffrey Laag

  • from Cape May (New Jersey, United States)
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Received a call from Chris explaining that his gold ring that had been passed down from his grandfather had fallen off his finger while at the beach with family. Chris said that it was not a very expensive piece but held extreme sentimental value. Chris and his family frantically searched themselves, but to no avail. I made arrangements to meet up with Chris after his dining reservations last night. We met on Guerney St beach at just about dark, and Chris directed me to the general area where he and his family had been sitting. His ring was recovered a few minutes later, much to his relief. Another happy ending! Please like, follow, & share.
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