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Steps to help find a lost ring…Found in Martinez, CA

  • from Walnut Creek (California, United States)
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Loosing a ring is very much more common than people would imagine and the loss of a ring can be very disheartening for any number of reasons.  It is perfectly natural and okay to freak out for a moment, but what you do next could mean the difference in recovering the ring or not ever seeing this precious object again.  The following are my thoughts as to what your best course of action should be should this happen to you.

Determine when and where the ring was lost.

  • Date
  • Time
  • Location
  • Activity
  • Note any land marks that may help get back to this location.

Call the experts and get help early

  • The Ring Finders is a world wide network of helpful professionals… go to theringfinders.com
  • In most cases the earlier you can get help, the more likely there will be a positive outcome
  • Give the above information to your expert searcher

Retrace your Steps

  • Make note of possible locations and landmarks
  • Find a way to mark likely locations (photos or GPS works well)

Get the word out (In the event that the ring could easily have been found by others)

  • Post a LOST flier in and around the area
  • Create a listing on Craigslist (Lost and Found) also don’t forget to look for FOUND listings while there.
  • Social Media may have lost ring sites like on Facebook
  • Contact local law enforcement (non-emergency) to file a report

File an Insurance Claim

  • When this is an option, you can always cancel if the ring is found

Remember to never loose hope!  Ring recoveries are made every day and it is not uncommon for people to find and return these valuable and sentimental objects long after they have gone missing.  You can increase this chance by having names and (or) dates inscribed inside them. If you are reading this blog post and have contacted someone from theringfinders.com, you are already on your way to a successful outcome.  My condolences for your loss and I wish you the very best of luck in making the recovery!!!

 

Bay Area Ring Finders Brendon Chapman… Metal Detecting Service/Call or text ASAP     925-580-2590

 

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Platinum Wedding Ring Lost While Doing Yard Work in Montclair, CA. Found and Returned

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Mobile Metal Detecting Service by Stan  “The Metal Detector Man” Call or Text ..  949-500-2136

*** Daniel had been doing yard work at his home in Montclair, CA. After a full day of pulling weeds and deposing of unwanted leaves and trash in his dumpster he discovered that his platinum wedding ring was missing from his finger. 

He spent the next day raking places he thought the ring might be but decided it was not going to be an easy find. Besides the possibility of the ring being in the planters or lawn area, it was a strong possibility the ring could be in the dumpster.

Daniel found my contact information while trying to by or rent a metal detector. After calling me and discussing his loss we decided that I could do the search without him taking time off work. 

The loss occurred in the front yard and his wife would be home to show me the general area he had been working. Then if it didn’t show up there, I could scan the dumpster. 

A short time later while doing a scan of the lawn and planters, BOOM ! The ring was found under a inch of fine silt dirt near the planters. I texted his wife. She came out of the house to get the ring and see where it was found.  She immediately did a FaceTime call to Daniel, showing him the ring. Another fun recovery and smiles all around.

Call or Text anytime for information on how this service works .. I’m glad to assist you in anyway possible… “ I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “

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My first Ringfinder return!

  • from Deerfield Beach (Florida, United States)
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Nov 30, 2022

 

Today, I went to the beach to do some searching when I was approached by a lovely young lady named Antonia. She said hi, at first I didn’t think she was talking to me. Then she explained she lost her earring a couple days before and gave me the general area. I told her I’d be glad to look, but I know people with detectors frequently come to that beach. Well, needless to say I found it in like 2 minutes. Antonia was so happy. Thank you for being my first ringfinder return Antonia!

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Wedding Ring Found!

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)
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Got a call from a gentleman who asked for help in finding his wedding ring. Seemed simple enough. Playing volleyball in the back yard with his son, he felt the ring come off and heard it hit a solid surface with a ping. He and his wife scoured the back yard, the patio, and under the deck — no luck. They then bought an inexpensive metal detector to search more thoroughly — again, no luck. We made arrangements for me to come to the house and search…that’s when the wife mentioned that the ring had been missing for two months. They thought maybe a squirrel or other animal had made off with it because they’d been unable to locate it themselves. Two months missing won’t affect the ring itself, other than to allow it to settle a tiny bit further in the dirt. After about an hour of grid searching the back yard, I was able to locate the ring. As the couple had only been married a short time, the silicone temporary replacement ring they’d bought off Amazon was a poor substitute for the “original”. Very glad to be able to reunite the husband and his ring! Another Happy Ending!

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Lost Platinum Wedding Band – FOUND! Mt. Lebanon near Pittsburgh

  • from Indiana (Pennsylvania, United States)
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Lost your ring, other valuable jewelry, cellphone, keys, or other metal object…call or text Brian Carpenter at (814)244-2300 as soon as possible. I am a ring recovery specialist serving Pittsburgh, Indiana (PA), and most of Western PA.

I received a phone call from a young lady who said her husband lost his wedding band in a park near the Mr. Lebanon high school on Thanksgiving Eve. It was late afternoon and it was about an hour and a half to the park and it would be dark before I could get there, but I set out to see if I could find it. As it turns out the couple was visiting family in the area and took the dog to the park to play ball. First throw and there went the ball and the wedding band!

I got to the park and started my search in the area they thought the ring might be. I came up empty…but I was just getting started. I encouraged the couple to go and visit with their family as I thought I might be in for a long search and reluctantly they went to do so, kindly not wanting to leave me there alone in the park which I really appreciated. I decided it was time to expand my search area and picked a new marker to start from and as luck would have it I found the ring, about 10 feet from where I had started. I called and reported that I had found the ring, I do not think they even had time to get around the corner. It was awesome to be able to return the lost ring and they were ecstatic to have it back. As always, it was great to recover the ring and meet such nice and generous folks, just another reason to be thankful this Thanksgiving holiday!

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Lost Ring Recovered North Wildwood New Jersey by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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See the reaction when the ring that was lost in the sand is found in North Wildwood NJ.

Stephanie lost a very special ring at the bonfire in North Wildwood, New Jersey the other night. It was a ring that her mother gave her when she graduated high school. She didn’t realize it was missing until she got home, so she called me the next morning to help find it. She remembered that she took off her glove at one point and felt something drop on her shoe. She disregarded it because when she looked down a tube of lip balm was near her foot and just assumed it was that. I got to the beach before her and started to search near the bonfire. I got the signal pretty quickly and was able to return it before she knew it was found. We were all thankful for a small blessing on this holiday weekend!
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Platinum Wedding Ring Recovered at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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How to find a lost ring at the beach using a metal detecting service.. Call or Text  Stan the Metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136

*** Brandon’s bother called me asking if I was available to search for a ring his brother lost at Doheny State Beach, Dana Point, California.  He said his Brandon could not meet me till late this evening. 

I explained, it always increases our chance for a successful recovery if he could get me close to the area of the loss. For now, I would drive to the location to give it search, because it was a public area and may get found by someone that doesn’t know how to find the owner. 

The ring was lost out of a baby stroller in the dry sand at the towel line. When I arrived at the location that Brandon’s brother had given me, I located a silver colored ring. I didn’t even check it for the inscription because I was told it was a tungsten ring.

After gridding the area for almost a hour, I couldn’t locate a tungsten ring. Returning to my car to call Brandon for more information, I looked at the silver colored ring which was marked Plat. and had the exact inscription that was given to me. It was Brandon’s ring . 

I made the call and he met me an hour later to pick up the ring.. 

I WILL TRY ANYWHERE.. Call now for information on how the service works.. Glad to help you.

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Wedding Ring Found in Ice in Central Vermont

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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11/27/22

Just got a call from a lady who’s husband has lost his ring. He was hand digging a French drain around the foundation to try to keep most of the water from getting into their basement. He lost it yesterday and they haven’t been able to find it.

I went right over and he showed me the search area. I got started and as expected there were tons of signals around their older house. But, miraculously, in only about 10 minutes, I got a solid ring tone, dug into the frozen ice and slush about 2 inches, and there it was in perfect condition!

They were both so happy and declared that they were “married again”!!

It’s back where it belongs, right on his finger, and he got right back to diggin!

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Throwing A Ball = Lost Ring in Cherry Hill NJ – Found by Dave Milsted

  • from South Jersey (New Jersey, United States)
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Katie called me after someone on FaceBook recommended me, thank you to whoever that was. She was in her backyard throwing a ball when she lost her engagement ring. She searched for days with no luck. Then she resorted to social media. 

Friday was the day I could search, so we set up a date. Katie couldn’t be there but her mom would be. Katie describe to me over text messages where she was in the yard and in what direction she was throwing the ball.

I started near the middle of the tear and did a grid pattern in the north direction. I was getting a few deeper targets and just passed them by. About 20 minutes into the search I got a good signal in the range that small gold rings should be. I pulled back the ring and there was the ring I was looking for. It looked like it was stepped on and it was embedded in the mud, sideways. 

When I showed Katie’s mom she couldn’t believe it. She said Katie would be so happy. 

I Love My Hobby!!

 

 

 

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From Mombo Beach, Curacao to Denmark, an unexpected return!

  • from Cape Cod (Massachusetts, United States)
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November 15, 2022
My vacation in Curacao ended with an unexpected ring return. While detecting at Mombo Beach I found an initial ring, my second ring found on the first day in Vacation Land. No one around had lost or knew of anyone losing a ring. Five days later Leighton, my RingFinders traveling companion, was asked to help find a ring that was just lost. Two minutes later he had found and returned the ring. As it usually happens a happy commotion of joy was spread along the beach when a return is made. One of the onlookers, Jordan, was among the onlookers and when he had a chance, he asked Leighton if he had also found an initial ring, he had a picture of. Leighton said no but he took a look at the picture and would ask the other detectorist who was some distance down the beach.

Leighton’s description from the photo he viewed sounded like I had the ring I had found. A walk back to talk with Jordan took a few minutes. When together we were told the story of the ring’s loss and history which verified the ring’s ownership.

Jordan’s girlfriend, Anne, had been swimming when the ring slipped from her finger. The ring was her great-grandfather’s ring with two dates engraved on the inside of the ring and initials for DH on the face of the ring. It was her ring. But she would have to wait until January to wear it again. Anne had returned to The Netherlands and Jordan would not follow until his return in January.

Now back on Cape Cod, I have great memories of a wonderful vacation and an unusual and unexpected return.

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