Lost Gold & Diamond Engagement Ring, FOUND! Cape May Point, NJ By Ringfinder Jeffrey Laag


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While enjoying the surf in Ocean City, NJ, Catie’s cherished Academy of Notre Dame class ring slipped off her finger and disappeared into the waves. 😱 After trying to find it with no luck, she called RingFindersSouthJersey.com for help.
I arrived shortly after with my metal detector and started searching the ocean. About 20 minutes in, I got a strong signal and there it was… her class ring, safe and sound! 🙌
Catie and her friends were stunned! She said:
👉 “In less than 20 minutes John found my class ring. He was unbelievable!!! I’m so grateful to have found the Ring Finders. They were so efficient and very great communicators.”
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If you lost a piece of jewelry at the beach (in the water or in the sand) give me a call/message at 305-608-1870 (Louis). I have a metal detecting service with 15 yrs of recovering lost items for people.
In the photos above a beautiful Chrome Hearts necklace and cross were lost the night before down by the waters edge in Miami Beach. She placed her belongings under a blanket so nobody would steal it, but as in most cases at the end of the day she had forgotten that it was under there and walked away. After realizing she left it behind she came back and searched all night but couldn’t find it. She came back the next morning but again couldn’t find it. Luckily I was only a few blocks away from her when she called and I was able to quickly get over there. The necklace and cross were a gift from a dear friend who recently passed away and was obviously very sentimental to her. She was crying and I felt horrible.
She pointed out to me the area where she was the night before. I began to search but after 15 min of going over the same are she had given up and thought someone must have seen it and picked it up (I did too but I knew better than to give up). I expanded my search area and it had somehow made its way down closer to the waters edge. She was ecstatic to be reunited with her necklace very thankful that I didn’t give up. This was a very special gift and I was glad I could recover it for her.
So if you’re reading this and you lost something, give me a call, louis 305-608-1870


Hey everyone! Hope you’re all having an amazing day! I’ve got an awesome story to share with you—one that reminds us just how special memories can be, and how important it is to never give up hope!
So, earlier this week, I got a call from a guy named Frank—a super nice guy who was vacationing right here on beautiful Lake Ossipee with his wife, son, and in-laws. They were soaking up the sunshine, spending quality time together, and making some amazing summer memories.
While tossing the football around with his son in the water—one of those classic, all-American moments—Frank suddenly realized something was missing… 😬
His wedding band. Gone. Slipped right off his finger and vanished into the lake.
Now, if you’ve ever lost something sentimental, especially something that symbolizes so much love and commitment, you know that sinking feeling. Frank was understandably shaken, but he didn’t give up—he reached out to me.
I loaded up my gear and headed straight over. Conditions were pretty good—clear skies, calm water—but let me tell you, finding a ring in a lake isn’t like finding it on a kitchen floor. It takes patience, the right tools, and a bit of luck.
After a careful search, some slow sweeping, and a few suspenseful moments…
We found it. 💍🎉
Frank’s wedding band, back where it belongs. The look on his face—pure relief and gratitude. That moment made it all worth it. These aren’t just items—they’re memories, commitments, stories.
Big shoutout to Frank and his family for staying calm, keeping the faith, and trusting me with something so important. It was truly an honor to help.
If you or someone you know ever has a “uh-oh” moment like Frank’s—don’t panic. The Ring Finder have your back
Stay safe, stay positive, and enjoy your summer! 🌞
Received a call earlier today from Oscar about him having lost his gold wedding ring yesterday while swimming at Outlet beach in Sandbanks Provincial park. Weather was calling for severe thunderstorms warning early afternoon but once the bad weather rolled through, I headed to Sandbanks for the ring recovery. Time is of the essence to get searching quickly as there are a lot of metal detectorists looking for gold at this location. Having talked with Oscar extensively, I was able to use Google Earth, mark important reference points and send him back the picture to confirm I was going to be looking for his ring in the right area. Once at the beach, we had a quick FaceTime session to confirm the location. I headed in the water and started to grid the area carefully. Within 30 minutes of the search, I heard the sweet sound of his gold ring, at about 5 feet deep, within the general area he had lost it while swimming. We met later on this evening, with his lovely wife Samantha, and returned his ring. Really nice and sweet couple and extremely happy to be reunited with this special wedding ring. Another happy ending. Life is good!


Today’s recovery took me to Havelock area, to a local camp ground. Kelly called me to see if I could recover her husband’s custom made gold diamond wedding band at a local pond within the campground where they are staying. Joe and a friend were in the pond, anchoring a huge floating trampoline using ropes and cinder blocks. While securing the ropes, he felt his large custom gold ring fall off his finger in about ten feet of water. Unfortunately, Joe is currently working away and was not able to meet me but I did talk to him the evening before to gather as much information as possible. Conditions were not favourable, with at least two feet high thick solid weed bed and a foot of silt beneath the weeds. After 90 minutes under water, with perseverance and lots of work through the weeds and various metal items, I finally found his gorgeous ring. It had worked it’s way through the weeds and into the silt about six inches. Another happy ending and so happy I was able to give the ring back to kelly right there and then. She called Joe right away and shared the good news. Life is good!



