Received a call from a woman that told me while having a dispute she tossed her Platinum wedding ring out the window of the car.
Based on what she told me I thought this would be an easy search because it was such a small area.
Unfortunately it was the trashiest corner in the city, getting at least 54 to 6 hits with every swing of the coil.
After about 2 hours of searching I finally hit it. She was happy beyond words.
Received a call from a woman in Lake Zurich that said she lost 2 rings, one a small white gold diamond wedding band and the other a was a Gold Claudaugh ring which was the most important to her as it was her grandfathers. She said she was sunning herself and placed her rings on the chair next to her, she got up moved the chair and forgot about the rings, looked for hours with no success. She said her Daughter was running around the entire yard and may have picked them up so I was figuring on having to do the entire yard, just thought if she just lost them by moving the chair they would be right there. I swept the detector over the area she had the chair and found the first one in about a minute second one right after that total of about 3 minutes. The grass was high and the rings made it to the surface totally out of view. Happy ending, preferred not to be photographed so just have a hand shot.
Received a call from a part time back up Ninja 
, (t-shirt) said he lost his 22k Gold wedding ring while gardening, however when I got there he also mentioned he was at Home Depot (UH-OH!) and not 100% sure where he lostit,fortunately I did find it in his garden, no need to search Home Depot today.
Lost his Platinum wedding ring while playing with his dog in the yard.
Turned out to be a fairly easy and quick search.
– sending my family diamond somewhere in the grass. After hours of searching by flashlight with my husband, we resigned ourselves that it was gone. It was an accident and it is what it is.
HE FOUND THE DIAMOND!!! 
Received a call today from a man in Batavia, lost his wedding ring while raking leaves.
It’s that time of year, so many leaves. But fortunately a happy ending.
October 25th
A beautiful search!
Received a call from a gentleman that lost his wedding ring while crossing a rope bridge at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle.
While crossing the bridge the ring slipped off and fortunately found it pretty quickly hiding in the mulch below.
Happy ending, except I did not want to leave, what a beautiful place to enjoy the autumn colors.