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Lost earring found Valley Nebraska

  • from Lincoln (Nebraska, United States)
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Jenni contacted me to see if I could look for a very sentimental ring that was believed to be lost by a guest on a private residence during a wedding. Even though there was the possibility it may not be there, I knew how important this ring was after hearing the story so I headed off. Unfortunately I did not find a ring but I did pull up a recently dropped earring. It was one of the brides that she wore in the ceremony. She had given them to her friend to hold onto as the reception picked up pace. She had not even told me about it because she had already written it off as being lost. I was disappointed that we weren’t able to find the ring but they can now rule out that area and hopefully it turns up somewhere else.

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Wedding band recovered on 1st Anniversary!

  • from Green Bay (Wisconsin, United States)
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Bethany and her husband, Corey were celebrating their first anniversary at Rowley’s Bay in Door County when the unthinkable happened.    Corey’s wedding band flew into the water when he was tossing a football to his friend.    They searched the sandy shallows without success.   I saw a Facebook posting about it in the lost and found section, which popped up automatically on my screen because I’ve recovered rings there in the past.   I put my hat in the ring, and luckily was the first chosen to perform the search mission.   Bright and early on Monday, September 23rd, I showed Bethany how to use a Garrett AT Pro while I swept a parallel path using my new Nokta Legend.  The water was shallow, crystal clear, and the lake bed was very sandy.  She quickly hit a few coins on edge, but the signals were too weak to be a man’s gold wedding band.   After about 10 minutes of grid searching with no more signals, a clear, loud beeping sound was heard on my Legend!  After three scoops, the ring was glistening in my scoop almost as bright as Bethany’s smile!  Two bald eagles flew out of the treetops and circled overhead together at that exact moment, joining the celebration.   That was a moment I will never forget.

Bethany at Sand Bay Beach

Lost wedding band recovered!

 

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Lost ring found with metal detector near me Solana Beach San Diego

  • from Carlsbad (California, United States)
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The Ring Finders San Diego Metal Detector service is here to help you find your lost buried treasures. Call or text Curtis Cox @ 760 889 2751.

If you have lost your precious jewelry and are in need of help then you found the right person to help.  Just like Steven did in San Diego North County when he realized his Platinum wedding band disappeared into the dry sand in Solana beach.

That particular Saturday when the call came in I was exhausted from a vigorous 3.5hr search for a lost engagement ring,,In bed & not feeling well..But oh well,,,Like a pirate we only rest when the sea is calm so I sailed on thar.  Steven showed me the area he had his ring in a chair pocket prior that day,,I turned on my metal detector and quickly found it within a minute!  He was so relieved to have his precious ring back in his hand.

Good thing he called right away,,His Ring would have eventually been found by pirate treasure hunters that raid theses beaches Morning & night in San Diego. I actually drove to there this morning & saw a guy metal detecting  in the same area I found it!

WHO ya gonna CALL?  Curtis Cox 760 889 2751

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Wedding Ring Lost a Year Ago Found

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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9/29/24

I got a call from a lady who lost her wedding ring last year. She was loading a compost bin when she got attacked by angry bees. During the chaos, her ring went flying off. They searched but couldn’t find it. For the past year she had hoped to hear about someone local who might have a metal detector, and then she saw my ad.

This ring has quite the 30 plus year history. She had to get it cut off her finger once, had it resized another time, had it re-hammered by the original goldsmith who made both their matching rings.

I went to their house today and found it in under 5 minutes. She was so happy and relieved to have it back. As we were standing there having a nice visit about the long history of the property, I offered to let them use one of my detectors to try to find something that may have belonged to the original owner 250 years ago.

While showing them how to use a detector, I got a nice signal, and about 3” down a silver 1783 Reale showed up! Probably last held over 200 years ago by the owner. It was a double miracle day!

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Lost in the reeds

  • from Torch Lake (Michigan, United States)
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Got a call Saturday morning to try and find a ring lost in a patch of reeds after falling from a jet ski.  Showed up Sat afternoon and within 15 mins had the ring back to its owner.  Truly lucky to have found this one.  Was great to reunite the ring with its owner.  Thanks again

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Wedding Ring Found in Tree Farm

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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9/28/24

Got a call yesterday from a guy who lost his wedding ring a few days ago. He was having dinner with friends when he noticed it was missing. He runs a very busy tree farm and as you can imagine works very hard and covers a lot of ground during the course of a day. He thought a likely place to start looking was around the base of 4 chestnut trees that he had done extensive work on that day. But, it could also be on another property about 10 miles away!

I went there this afternoon, and he walked me around. I could tell he was very upset about losing it. That empty ring finger was bugging him!

I got started. About an hour into the search he came out to offer to cut down some of the tall grass and weeds. I told him that it probably would come to that. I had one last chestnut tree to search around and was doing the path on the way when I got a very loud tone. He wasn’t far away so I yelled for him to come over. I pushed the pinpointer around in the weeds and there it was! A miracle! I had honestly expected this search to turn into several days and many hours.

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Lost Engagement Ring Recovered in Victoria

  • from Victoria (British Columbia, Canada)
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Lindsey was sitting on the steps onside her home, cleaning her ring. When she dropped it and it bounced down the steps into the lawn.
She searched for days, even cutting the grass with scissors. hoping to recover her ring.
Several days later she called me and I arrived at her home and started to search, The search was complicated by the large amount of metal in the risers of the stairs. I finally got on my hands and knees and searched with my pin pointer. Bingo, found it.
OMG what a Happy Lady.

I love my job.

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Wedding Ring Found in Vermont

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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9/28/24

Yesterday I got a call from a fellow who’s wife had lost her wedding ring. She had been out on their raised deck when she felt and heard her ring fall off and hit the deck floor.

He searched throughout the boards and on his hands and knees under the deck for a long time with no luck. Sometimes it’s amazing how rings can hide so well in a relatively small area!

So, went over this morning, he showed me the area and I got started. Searches this close to a house and deck are usually full of nail, screws, flashing bits and other construction materials. This one was no exception, tons of signals! After about a half hour, I moved a large rock and got a good signal. There it was!

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Lost Platinum Trio Bridal Set Rings Found in White Lake Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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Out of Pocket…..

….. Is a phrase that’s been around awhile and usually the first thing that comes to mind of what it is, is perhaps paying your upfront share for a script, or an auto/home deductible claim. But none of these examples were on Curt’s mind other than wondering if he would need to pay for another ring out of pocket for his wife’s ring that went missing. It all started when his wife Kat took the dog out for an evening walk. Planning a long walk, she took all the things to clean up after the dog and put them in her pockets. Strolling across the wet grass in the yard they set out onto the pavement. Upon returning it started to rain so she started to jog and nearing the house she pulled her keys out of her pocket. After drying off she noticed her ring missing. Checking the pavement areas after the rain stopped brought no luck. I decided to grid search the front yard with my MXT metal detector where she thought they cut across upon leaving and returning. The grass was thick, but no junk signals were detected. Out near the edge of the grass I got a loud signal and meter read that I knew was something good. Pinpointing the signal and pushing the grass out of the way revealed Kat’s ring! Curt and Kat came running over and couldn’t believe that’s where it was! For the first time in their lives this out-of-pocket loss had a 100% return!

Jonathan

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Vancouver’s #1 Metal Detecting Service

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
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If you’ve lost something and need help finding it… Don’t wait until it’s too late! Call ASAP 24/7  Chris 778-838-3463 

There’s been a lot of people who’ve bought or rented a metal detector in hopes of finding their own lost jewellery. It scares me to think how many people may have walked away, thinking after they couldn’t find their lost item that it was gone forever. I have over 50 years of Metal Detecting experience and I have recovered over 500 lost items. It takes more than a metal detector it takes years of experience and know how to recover these tiny little sentimental items.

Not everybody can pick up a Metal Detector and understand how it works and find whatever they have lost. For example, it would be like me trying to fix my car when I have no idea how to do that, but that’s why we have mechanics who have years of experience, and that’s who we trust and go to for help.

This young lady lost a very special diamond earring that was a gift from her mother two Christmases ago, her and friends looked after practice on the rugby field, but had no luck. The next day in the pouring rain she went out again to look, a stranger stopped and tried to help her look bout no luck. She was thinking of renting a metal detector but found TheRingFinders while doing so and called instead.

The search only 30 minutes to find that beautiful diamond earring and her wonderful smile! I love my job!!

 

 

If you’ve lost something and need help finding it… Don’t wait until it’s too late! Call ASAP 24/7  Chris 778-838-3463

 

Video of the search & recovery…

https://youtu.be/p60-kFUOfQs

 

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