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Found Platinum wedding band Sanibel Island
It doesn’t always pay to be careful! When Robert decided to take a swim in the beautiful Gulf of Mexico he carefully folded a towel around his wedding band afraid it might slip off’
Unfortunately he forgot the ring and dried off while walking back to his condo. Luckily his wife Tracey googled lost ring ,learned about ring finders and found my number. The rest is history another happy customer.
New Years Eve 2022 Girls Lost Moms Gold Wedding Band In Snow Auburn WA
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Watch the SeattleRingHunter recover mom’s lost wedding ring in the snow on New Years Eve 2022
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December 2021 Kathy contacted me on New Years Eve explaining that she and her friend, Nancy, had been out in their neighborhood park and lost a very important ring. The two girls had been showing off a hand full of rings to the camera with a beautiful snow white back drop when they noticed one very important ring was now missing. It just happened to be Kathy’s mother’s gold wedding ring!
They had lost the ring earlier in the day. The good news I had was that I live just up the hill from them and I could swing by on my way home that evening to perform the search. When I arrived the temperatures had dropped quite a bit making for quite the challenge. The standard GoPro batteries don’t like sub freezing temperatures and the fingers as get a little slow as well but I endured the temporary bit of discomfort and got the search accomplished.
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LOST WEDDING RING IN FAYETTEVILLE, NC…………FOUND!!!!
Shawn SGT Sherrill – Ring Recovery Specialist…Lost your ring?… Call/Text ASAP Anytime 24/7 918-313-2202.
I received a call from an upset young lady saying she had lost her 10/14k rose gold wedding ring in her front yard or across the street from her front yard. It had been missing for 2 days. Her and her husband tried finding it but were unsuccessful. I told her I would head down there right after work and try and find it for her.
I get there and get the details of about where she lost it and go to work….. It took about 10 mins or less and it was found and back on her finger, where it belonged!
Love this hobby and making someone smile again after finding something they lost that’s so priceless.
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San Diego ring finder found lost gold
A member of The Ringfinders metal detector service in San Diego helped find a lost gold earring hidden in a grass lawn. Call or text 760 889 2715 now if you need help in recovering lost gold or silver keepsakes”. Who ya gonna call?”
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LOST – Men’s Tungsten ring – Kill Devil Hills, OBX – FOUND!!
Late Tuesday afternoon I was driving north to Corolla when I received a call from Austin. He had lost his wedding ring in the sand in Kill Devil Hills. I told him that I was about 45 minutes away but I wanted to try to find it anyway because you never know. In my experience, the sooner you look for a lost item, the better.
When I arrived, just after seven, it was completely dark and no moon. Austin took me to the beach and it was pitch black. Luckily, someone in the apartment building we were in front of cut on their flood lights. Also, Austin had marked the spot where he thought he lost it.
This is the first time I had used the XP Deus II on a ring recovery but I had about 3 weeks of using it under my belt. I fired it up and almost immediately I got a hit. But whatever it was went right through the scoop. I had another pass and got a great hit. Voila! It was the ring! Austin was very happy, as was I.
Lost Silver Watch in Sand at a Private Beach in Laguna Beach, CA. .. Found with a Metal Detector.
I received a call from Stephanie asking for help to find a watch that her husband lost on a private beach in Laguna Beach, CA. After finding the watch she sent me a story of what happened. She tells it much better than I can:
An incredible story….
My husband lost his watch in Emerald Bay. The watch was very special to him as he bought it for himself as a reward for selling his first company. We walked the beach for hours looking for the watch, along with employees of emerald bay. I googled searched while walking on the beach and Stan the ring finder came up. I called him and he was amazing! He came right away and met me in the beach and found it in 5 minutes. He was kind and brilliant at what he does! So happy. Thank you so much.
I was planning on several hours of searching because it was lost from the cupholder of the beach chain. They had walked more than a couple hundred yards down the beach before realizing the watch was missing.
I like the quick recoveries, they make up for the no find searches that go on for hours.. We don’t write blogs about those long time consuming searches. Sometimes we can’t find the missing item because it is not there.
“I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”… Finding your valuables is important to me .. Call now ! Stan the Metal Detector Man … 949-500-2136
Ring lost in El Cajon found
Brian was making an early morning delivery when, after jumping out of the back of his vehicle, he shook his hands in the cold and, in horror, saw his wedding ring fly off his hand, bounce twice on the concrete, and then shoot through a chain link fence overlooking a drop-off. He jumped the fence and looked for the ring, but, without success. He found TheRingFinders.com website online and my contact info. After a bit of phone tag, we made contact, and agreed to meet at the site. I got there a bit early and after some text/phone directions from Brian as to the search area, got started. Wow, what a place to detect! A steep slope, soft surface, and lots of metal junk everywhere. Normally, I would rather hunt at the bottom of a steep slope, but, not this time. There was all kinds of metal trash at the bottom along with another chain link fence. I started on the lower section of the slope and gridded my way toward the top hoping it was still just on the surface somewhere. Brian helped with removing dead branches and other metal debris while we both struggled to stay on the slope. More than once we both ended up involuntarily sliding down that slippery slope. After making it all the way to the top and next to the fence the ring passed through, I was faced with detecting the very bottom next to the neighboring metal fence. Moving slowly and picking through the trash, I investigate numerous targets while hearing the fence “talk” to me. I got close to 3/4 the way to the end of the search area, when I got another 14 foil/pull tab type reading I’d been getting numerous times over the last hour. This time, it was his ring, a few inches down in the leaves, loose dirt, and grass that covered that area from our eroding that slope with our search efforts. Brian was happy to have his original ring back to continue it’s story instead of having to get a replacement. A pleasure to meet you Brian and thank you for the reward.
Cartier Love Bracelet with Diamonds Lost in a Two Mile Outing .. Found and Returned
One of my favorite miracle recoveries …
Susan’s friend contacted me trying to get help to find Susan’s Cartier Gold and Diamond bracelet. Three friends had spent the day in Newport Beach. They had planned to eat out and rent bicycles to checkout the action riding down the beachfront bike/ pedestrian path. They had not planned to be on the beach.
After riding the rental bikes from Balboa Pier to Newport Pier they parked the bikes just before sunset then walked out on the beach at low tide to do some photo shoots. They proceed to walk near the water’s edge 6 blocks to the north where they took photos on the breakwater boulders. That’s when Susan realized her very sentimental and expensive bracelet was missing.
The bracelet could be anywhere in a two and a half mile area. Much of the possible locations where it could be was the cement bicycle pedestrian beachfront sidewalk. The other was the low tide area of the beach. That could only be searched at low tide that fall in the early AM hours after midnight. There was also a possibility that the bracelet could have dropped into the large breakwater boulders. ( 98% inaccessible).
While waiting for the late night low tide, I searched the small amount of dry sand where the beach sifting machines normally maintain. The first low tide search did not prove to be successful. I knew it would take several attempts at low tide to feel confident that it was searched properly.
The next day after the night search, I remembered what Susan had told me during a phone call. ( all the clues they gave me were using a celphone as they could not come to the beach ) .. I realized there was an area of dry sand that I had not scanned.
I returned to set up a grid search of a 40’x60’ zone of dry sand that doesn’t get sifted by beach maintenance equipment ( AKA The Beach King)…… 20 minutes into my grid search I got a ID of #15 on my Equinox metal detector. That’s usually a bottle cap number. NOT THIS TIME .. ID #15 is also a open Cartier Love Bracelet. I dug lightly because it was a surface target. I could have easily been reckless with my sand scoop which would have damaged the fragile bracelet and it’s more than 130 diamonds. This is one of the most expensive Cartier love bracelets on their website.
A side note.. This is the newer model of the love bracelet. It has a hinge instead of two gold screws. When I closed the bracelet it gave me a #20 ID reading on my detector. ( most the time a #20 can be a penny)
Needless to say, when I called Susan she couldn’t believe the bracelet was found. I did text her a photo of her bracelet first, before calling her with the good news. I had to soften the surprise.
“I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “ Don’t wait call now! Stan .
Women’s Lost Gold Ring…FOUND by Ring Finder in Muscle Shoals, Alabama!
Christina McCree – Ring Finder for northern Alabama and southern/middle Tennessee…call or text ASAP, anytime 24/7…610-504-6135
On Tuesday (February, 22nd, 2022), I received a text message from Amy stating that she had lost a very important family ring on her farm in Muscle Shoals, AL. Amy had been filling a tractor with diesel fuel. She got some of the fuel on her hand and it caused her ring to slide around. She took her ring off and put it in her pocket. Amy then used the tractor to move some dirt and debris around from point A to point B and C. After she finished the yard work, her ring was no longer in her pocket.
Amy mentioned that she had actually lost her ring around the beginning of December. She thoroughly searched the area she was working and even bought a metal detector, but was unable to find her ring. After a couple of months had passed, Amy thought that she might never see her ring again, but she then she came across The Ring Finders Metal Detecting Service! Amy was reading a book that told a story of how a ring was lost during a wedding ceremony. Someone mentioned that they should call a “Ring Finder”. This prompted Amy to go on Google and was soon led to The Ring Finders website and discovered that I was listed nearby. We scheduled a search for Sunday, February 27th, when we were both off from our regular day jobs.
I met Amy at her farm in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, early on Sunday morning. Amy proceeded to show me where she was working and exactly what she was doing at each location. I told Amy that she could go inside and warm up while I conducted my grid search of the area. It had been raining almost nonstop for the past week. Thankfully, the rain held up long enough for me to conduct a search.
I started my grid search with my Minelab Equinox 800 in front of the shed where Amy had been refueling her tractor. Just a few minutes in and I received a solid tone in the women’s gold range. As I moved my coil to the side, my eyes locked onto the gleam of a ring just barely sticking out from the grass. What a beautiful sight! I didn’t move the ring, because I wanted to show Amy just how easily rings hide. Our eyes play tricks on us and it’s almost impossible to find a ring with just eyesight alone. I snapped a few pictures and went to knock on the door and tell Amy the good news.
Amy couldn’t believe how fast I found the ring! I took her to the spot and gave her the honor of picking up her gorgeous 10k gold ring from where it’s been hiding these past few months. Amy was so happy and thankful that she had her ring back! She gave me a big hug and I could feel the stress melt away. These returns are really one of the best feelings in the world and one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done! I thank God for another successful ring recovery!
After the search, Amy and I were chatting for a while. She told me that she enjoyed reading my blog posts about my prior recoveries. Amy then said that she really hoped that her story would turn out the same way…a happy ending. Well, it sure did!
If you or someone you know has lost a ring, jewelry, or other metal item, please contact a member of The Ring Finders.