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Gold Diamond Ring Lost at Laguna Beach Found in a Bag of Cherries

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Lost rings at the beach are not always in the sand.. Use a metal detector expert to eliminate the possibility that the metal item is not in the sand.  Call a person that knows how to use a metal detector .. Stan the Metal Detector Man can help you …

Call or text .. Stan .. 949-500-2136


*** After 6 hours at West Street Beach in Laguna Beach , CA. Justin realized his unique gold diamond ring was not on his finger.  I was called after he had found my contact information on an internet search for a metal detecting service.

When I arrived Justin told me that he had been in the ocean but he was sure his ring was still on his finger when he got back to the beach blanket. I could see a lot of bags and items with their gear. I asked them if they had searched the bags, cooler and items that could hide a ring. He assured me they had searched everything before calling me.

I asked them to double check their belongings on the blanket while I scanned all the sand where he believed he had been. The sand was had no signals that could be his ring.. I told him there was nothing more I could do with my detector.

A couple minutes later as I was packing up my equipment, Justin’s girl friend gave frantic yell !  She found the ring in a bag of cherries..  You never know what’s going to happen on the next search.

I am available to answer your questions about how a metal detecting service works.. Call as soon as possible.. 949-500-2136 .. “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”

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Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”

  • from Newark (Ohio, United States)
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I received a call regarding a lost gold ring that had gone missing somewhere in the backyard. While completing several tasks throughout her day, the client realized the ring had slipped out of her pocket. After searching the area with no success, she reached out for assistance. I was able to schedule a service visit and begin searching the yard — and soon, the ring was found. She was very happy to have it safely returned to her.

 

Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”

Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”

Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”

Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”

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Lost Gold Pendant w/Sapphire & Diamonds Found in Huntington Woods Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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Third Time’s A Charm……

….Kate had just finished a 1-mile bike ride with the children and when she got home her pendant and chain were missing. Their destination was a community center building where they parked the bicycles and hung out in a small park area under some trees.

1st search with the family covered the route from home to community center building but yielded nothing.

2nd search included 2 teams of people working towards each other from the house to community center and yielded some results when the chain the pendant was on was found by a planter near where they stopped under the trees at the community center building. A week later Kate called me with what had transpired but had to go out of town on business and turned the case over to her husband Dan.

3rd search included me, Dan and the children. I thought it best to start metal detecting in the area under the trees at the community center building. Luckily no one had raked up the fallen leaves yet. Grid searching a tight pattern revealed no signals on the metal detector and searching the planters revealed nothing….so I thought…. where could this pendant be? I took a break and went to the restroom, when I came back out as I was opening the door I noticed what looked like a paper clip sticking up from the deep grooved, thick rubber floor mat. Taking a closer look, I reached down thru the deep grooves in the mat and there was Kate’s pendant! Dan had been just a few feet away when I held it up for him to see. He came running over and was as baffled as I was as to how the pendant got there. He called Kate who was totally thrilled and couldn’t believe it was found but said she didn’t go inside the building because it was closed when they were there. We both did another double take at the small 1/4″ long pendant and pondered in silence to take in all the events that transpired. The most important thing was that the pendant was found and being the third time trying was definitely a charm for Dan and Kate.

Jonathan

 

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Zack’s Wedding Ring Found in the Dark at a San Clemente, CA. Park

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Call me for help finding your lost item. We can determine if a metal detector can be used to find the metal object or to eliminate a possible area where you think it could be hiding .. Stan the Metal Detector Man … 949-500-2136


***  Zack  lost his wedding ring a public park in San  Clemente, CA.  The loss happened while he was throwing a ball to his young daughter. He felt his ring slip off his finger, which I always like to hear when I receive a lost ring in the grass.

Even though Zack had spent 2 hours on his hands and knees searching the thick grass he was willing to wait a half hour till I could meet him at the city park. I was dark by the time I arrived but this usually isn’t a problem. I always  carry a half a dozen different powerful lights.   

His ring showed up using the metal detector. It was actually on the surface of the grass and could have been a visual find. Sometimes the position of the sun in the sky helps to reveal a lost ring. It’s amazing that the ring was not findable while Zack searching that afternoon. It was only a 40 ’x 40’ search area. ??

Your ring is not lost forever. It is waiting to be found by a experience metal detector expert.. Call or text as soon as possible .. Stan .. 949-500-2136  “ I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”

   

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Metal Detector Man finds ring lost in bushes at a Newport Coast Vacation Villiage

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Call or text Stan the Metal Detector Man if you need help finding a lost ring or any important metallic object lost where a metal detector can be used to find it. I will be able to discuss our chances  to recover it or eliminate an area that you think the item may be..  949-500-2136

John called me just after he spent 2 hours trying to retrieve his wedding ring in bushes at his vacation rental . He was 4 miles away from my location. We met at Newport Coast Vacation Villiage.. He showed me where his ring had slipped off his finger in waist high bushes. There was enough room to walk through the plants and the ring was located under a thick layer of leaves.

Your ring is not lost forever. It is waiting to be found by a experience metal detector expert.. Call or text as soon as possible .. Stan .. 949-500-2136  “ I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”

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Lost Claddagh Wedding Ring Found! – Juneau, Wisconsin

  • from Menomonee Falls (Wisconsin, United States)
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I received a text message from Elmhurst, Illinois resident, Jim Weppner, asking if I might help to locate his gold Claddagh wedding ring.

The traditional Irish ring was a gift from Cathy, Jim’s wife of nearly 60 years. He received it on the occasion of their 25th anniversary while visiting in Claddagh, Ireland.

According to Wikipedia, Claddagh rings typically have “three primary features: a heart to represent love, a crown to represent loyalty, and two clasped hands which symbolize friendship.” They were first produced in Claddagh in the 17th century.

As our communications progressed, I quickly got a sense of just how special was Jim’s ring. I received a photo of Jim with the love of his life, Cathy, on their happy wedding day in 1964. Sadly, Cathy passed away from A.L.S. a little over a year ago. Clearly, it was more than a ring.

Over a week had passed since the ring went missing. Jim had lost some weight resulting in his ring fitting loosely. He had been cleaning up fallen branches from the lawn behind his lakefront home near Juneau, Wisconsin when it was lost. Had the ring slipped off then?

Jim’s story, together with the deep sadness in his voice, fueled my determination to do all I could to find his precious love token. I offered up a prayer for wisdom and drove up to Juneau the following day. Jim’s sister-in-law, Geri and her husband met me. After surveying the property, I began searching in locations where Jim had been working. A boat dock had since been pulled ashore in anticipation of the winter freeze up. Had the ring been spotted by one of the workers and pocketed, I wondered. The thought was troubling.

A little over an hour into the search, I was scanning the grass underneath the aluminum dock when a signal caught my attention. Crawling beneath, I pinpointed the target and carefully parted the blades of grass. That’s when I caught sight of a gold rim—Jim’s Claddagh wedding band!

I took some photos and texted them to Jim. A few moments later my phone rang. The emotions in that moment made it difficult for him to speak. As for me, I thanked my heavenly Father for the overwhelming comfort extended to Jim through the successful recovery of his priceless ring.

I left the ring with Geri for safekeeping. A few days later Jim sent me a photo with the ring back on his hand.

At time of writing, Jim and I have not yet met in person. But we hope to connect one day soon. And when we do, I’ll be sure to add his smile to this, his heartwarming story.

If you or someone you know has lost a ring, even long ago, don’t let its story end. Contact me. Who knows, we might be able to add another smile to my list of over 138 happy clients who thought their rings were lost forever.

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Lost Wedding Ring Found! – Franksville, Wisconsin

  • from Menomonee Falls (Wisconsin, United States)
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A memorable bird hunt with his father and Dutton, a gorgeous Golden Retriever, ended on a sad note when Franksville, Wisconsin resident, Joe Rampulla lost his wedding ring.

It happened later in the day while removing burs that had become entangled in Dutton’s thick coat. As he flicked the burs from his hand the yellow-gold and tantalum wedding band flew off, vanishing somewhere behind his parent’s home. Despite searching for hours and even using a metal detector, the ring could not be found.

Joe located me on theringfinders.com directory of metal detecting specialists. I made arrangements to meet him the following day.

Spreading junipers, garden foliage and landscape stones in the area made the search challenging. Additionally, my detector came alive with signals and with spurious electromagnetic interference. Buried electrical wiring and an invisible dog fence close by were the cause.

After changing frequencies and making other adjustments on my detector, the ‘noise’ settled down in my headset. I carefully probed the bushes and flowers using a pin-pointing instrument, but Joe’s ring was nowhere in the area. It was when I expanded the search location that I heard a promising signal further away in the lawn. Parting the blades of grass revealed an unmistakable rim of gold. And the smile on Joe’s face tells the rest of the story!

Joe, I’m so glad we were able to get your ring back on your hand!

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Lost Cellphone Recovered at Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

  • from Harrisburg (Pennsylvania, United States)
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I received a text from a young man and by the context I knew he was a bit frantic.  He informed me that his one-week old cellphone fell as he looked down from a bridge over a creek.  Despite his efforts, he decided to check our website and contacted me.  I arranged to meet him at the location that same day.

Fortunately, the deepest part of the creek was only 3 feet.  I thought it would not take long to recover the phone but after using an underwater detector and a pointer for 1.5 hours I elected to bring out another detector.

I was using a scoop to check targets.  As each scoop was brought to the surface, and there were many, I could see the concern in the expression of the owner.  Finally, I noticed a number of targets.  Some, I knew were iron, but among them there was one that I felt was promising.  I told the owner that I would not move until that one item no longer appeared on my detector.  With one final scoop, there was his phone.

I wish I could have recorded the look on his face as I handed him the phone.  He was very excited to say the least.

He knew how to handle a phone that had been submerged.  Eight hours later he texted me from that very phone and stated, “It works!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Prompt Reliable Metal Detecting Service Finds Valuables Lost at Orange County California Beaches

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Call or text Stan the Metal Detector Man for prompt expert mobile detecting service, lost items in public areas have to be searched as soon as possible . Call for advice or immediate service.  949-500-2136. Finding your lost item is important to me.


*** Newport Beach lost sentimental ring was lost in sand.  Late one weekday just before sunset Mabel called asking if I was available to help her find a gold ring she dropped in the sand.

I only ask where I could meet her and if she could be there to guide me to the general location of the loss. Waisting time discussing too many details isn’t  necessary, when I’m only minutes away from the location.

I met Mabel just before dark. It was getting windy and cold.

A few minutes into the search I was able to locate Mabel’s precious ring and get her on her way off the beach to return home with her priceless keepsake.

I am available to help you and will not waste your time if you call me to discuss our possibilities of finding what you have loss… Metal Detecting is what I do and I have the best equipment and have been metal detecting since 1971. “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”

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Lost gold wedding band of 55 years recovered Lincoln Nebraska

  • from Lincoln (Nebraska, United States)
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Contact me for all your metal detecting and recovery needs. Rob 402-580-6933. Land, water, cracks in concrete, rings, keys, hearing aids, phones, etc. Assisting law enforcement. Serving Lincoln and the greater Nebraska area.

Tom and Barb have been married for 55 years. When they returned inside after working together on an outdoor project, Tom noticed his gold wedding ring was missing. They searched and searched but could not find it. Tom turned to the internet and eventually came across me. Long story short, after I had searched their property and didn’t find it, I expanded my area to include some of the neighbors close by. Yes, nestled in the river rock under some plants was his ring. Once I got the signal I instantly saw it. This is testament to how goo they can blend in and hide in plain sight. Its always and honor to help people get back such irreplaceable things.

 

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