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Lost Ring Digging for Sand Crabs at Crystal Cove California State Beach

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Available to help you with any questions you have about how the metal detecting service works.. Stan ..949-500-2136


***  Lost Engagement Ring in surf sand at Crystal Cove California State Beach. Katrina was in front of the Beachcomber with her daughter. She lost her engagement ring while showing her daughter how to find sand crabs in the surf sand.

The ring came off digging in the saturated wet sand and she realized it right away. It disappeared instantly.

Frustrated and upset Katrina was sure it was lost forever. She was able to calm down enough to google “ How to find a ring at the beach” .. My contact information came up under The Ring Finders directory.  She didn’t call me until she was on her way home.

We talked about the circumstances of the loss and I was able to get enough information to do a search the next morning at a low tide. It was not necessary for her to drive 40 miles to show me the location. I know most of the beaches near me well. She gave me very good landmarks. The next morning her ring as found with my metal detector 4 inches under the wet sand at low tide..I sent her a text with a photo of her ring and she picked it up a couple days later. 

If you lose something at the beach, call an experienced metal detectorist.. Stan 949-500-2136

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Lost ring in Overland Park during Turkey Day Football game.

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)
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Nick lost his wedding ring at his family’s annual Turkey Day football game.  Hours of determined searching and borrowing a metal detector did not do the trick.  His mother in law contact me through Ringfinders and within 45 minutes we had his ring successfully recovered.  So often, it just pays to bring in a pro.  Another ring back to its rightful owner, another happy customer!                                                                                                                                                                

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Happy Thanksgiving from the Seattle Ring Hunter

  • from Mercer Island (Washington, United States)
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SeattleRingHunter 206-618-8194  Lost Item Recovery Specialist LAND & SCUBA

Happy Thanksgiving from the Seattle Ring Hunter

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Gold Ring Found in Baby Stroller after Searching Sand, Aliso Beach,CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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  • Stan the Metal Detector Man , Mobile metal detecting service can help you.. Call or text Stan .. 949-500-2136
    ***Manual and his family were at Aliso Beach which is part of Orange County , CA. Park system. . He gave his gold ring to his girlfriend for safekeeping while he went for a swim.  She put it on her finger. A couple hours later as they were picking up to go home, the ring was not on her finger. Everybody in the group unsuccessfully searched the sand. I was called to help.
    The ring had to be there as they had not left the area. They called me and met them at  Aliso Beach. After gridding the area for an hour, I ask them to re-check all the items in their campsite, because the ring was not in the sand.. Boom!! the ring showed up in the baby stroller.. Another example that searching for a lost item is a process of elimination. I could feel confident that the ring wasn’t in the sand before suggesting they recheck containers, etc. in their campsite… This time I was still at the site when the ring was located.
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Platinum Diamond Ring Lost at Three Arch Bay, Laguna Beach, CA. Found by Stan the Metal Detector Man

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Metal Detecting Service available to help you now.. Call or Text.. Stan .. 949-500-2136
*** Lisa and James were enjoying a day at Three Arch Bay, one of the few private beaches in The city of Laguna Beach, Calif.

Lisa took her platinum diamond ring off to apply sunscreen. She set the ring on top of a cooler. Sometime later she remembered, but her precious ring was missing. After searching the sand by hand, they feared that the seagulls may have taken the ring while they were in the water.

I was called after another person on the beach gave James my contact information.

Within an hour I was meeting them on the beach and my metal detector was able to locate the ring in the sand next to the cooler.

A very nice couple, who were very grateful that they took the time to call for help.

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Lost Wedding Ring Found at Zuma Beach Malibu by Dave The Ringfinder

  • from Santa Barbara (California, United States)
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If you have lost your wedding ring, a bracelet, golden grill or a necklace don’t waste the time or the money buying or renting a metal detector. Instead hire an expert metal detecting professional like Dave The RingFinder! Dave is the “metal detective” and knows how to stack the odds in your favor to get your precious jewelry back. Call or text Dave at 805-290-5009 so he can create a plan to get your ring back!

It was late afternoon the day before Thanksgiving when Brad reached out about his lost wedding ring. He was visiting family and friends for the holiday and was spending the day with everyone at Zuma Beach in Malibu. They had been playing frisbee over about a hundred yard area when Brad suddenly realized he didn’t have his wedding ring anymore.

Wedding rinds are a big deal but this one was even bigger. This was his father’s wedding ring which had become his wedding ring upon his father’s passing. Two generations were lost somewhere on the beach and it was then he decided to reach out to the metal detective, Dave TheRingfinder.

We agreed to meet today, on Thanksgiving at 6am at Zuma Beach. It was still dark but light was beginning to edge it’s way into the day. Brad had set up way points on his phone to cover the area and I began to grid the beach. He was afraid he had lost it in the water but I assured him that if did I didn’t mind getting wet if that’s what it took to get it back. On the second pass in the grid I got a solid, clean tone on my Minelab Manticore and I sent my CKG scoop into the sand and dumped it outside the hole. It was still dark enough that I couldn’t really see anything so I scooped again and heard the tell-tale “clang” in the scoop and sure enough there was his ring.

Remember, time is of the essence when a loss occurs. Tides, shifting sands and other detectorists are possibly going to work against you. Don’t waste your time buying or renting a metal detector and trust the expert, Dave The RingFinder. Don’t hesitate to call or text Dave at 805-290-5009, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties metal detecting specialist. Beaches, shallow water, yards or fields, call Dave The RingFinder right away to get your jewelry back!

 

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Lost White Gold Journey Pendant w/ Diamonds Found in Madison Heights Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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A Journey Under the Deck…

..was not what Kristina had planned for her journey pendant when it snapped off her chain as her dog jumped up on her. She looked around and found her cross pendant that was with it and thought her journey pendant wasn’t too far. The pendant was sentimental and a gift from her mom. The straight design of it has been a talisman through life in her past to help overcome any obstacle including where the pendant may be in the present time. I had just enough space under the deck to scan with my metal detector. I got a faint signal and was able to reach thru the leaves and debris. Feeling the shape of the pendant at my fingertips, I slowly drew my arm back from under the deck. Recovering the pendant brought tears to her eyes. Although the journey had an unexpected twist, staying hopeful was her mindset and served as a reminder that any future journeys may not be as straight as expected.

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Lost Tungsten Ring w/ Gold Accent Found in Oak Park Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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Scoop The Goop….

Was the last chore of the day for Preston at his new house. Climbing the ladder, he reached the leaves on the roof and gutters full of goop and began flinging it to the ground. His wife assisted by raking it out to the street. With darkness encroaching, he finally completed the task. Back on the ground he took off his gloves and went into the house for the night. Immediately upon sitting down he noticed his ring missing. Rushing out in the dark to search brought no luck. Feeling totally drained and down the gutter he wondered where it was…in the street? in a gutter?..and having changed gloves often, what side of the house was the ring on? The next morning, I started my search and checked the piles of leaves in the street with my MXT metal detector. No signals came from that, so I grid searched towards the house on the side Preston remembered having the ring on last. Again, nothing signaled thru on the detector, so I searched a bit further out in the area where Preston had laid the ladder down to retract it. Suddenly a huge signal rang in my headphones. Reaching down thru the neighbor’s leaves revealed Preston’s handsome hammered Tungsten ring! I waved him over and when he saw it, I saw all the tension drain away from the situation. Totally pleased he asked what made me check in the neighbor’s yard? I answered, I just go with the flow!

Jonathan

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Lost Yellow Gold and Diamonds Wedding & Engagement Rings at Paradise Cove Lagoon…FOUND!!!

  • from O‘ahu (Hawaii, United States)
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This ring find began Sunday November 16th when I received a text that said, “Hi! Do you find lost rings near the Ko Olina Resort?”  I of course said yes and was then connected to Ericka who was on vacation from Beaumont, California and had lost her Yellow Gold and Diamonds Wedding & Engagement Rings at Ko Olina Resort.  Ericka had been in Lagoon 3 and Paradise Cove but didn’t realize until the end of the day that her two rings had gone missing.  She initially thought the most likely place would have been shallow water of Lagoon 3.  After a thorough search, I came up empty handed.  Using a little detective work Ericka was able to see that in some of the videos they took the ring was on her finger at Secret Beach but not at Paradise Cove Beach.  They had transited to Paradise Cove Beach via the water path between the two beaches.  So on Wednesday November 19th I went to Paradise Cove Beach to start the hunt.  Everything was going great.  I even found another small gold band then a huge Hawaiian Monk Seal decided to park on the beach.  Hawaii statute requires everyone to give them their distance and not bother their refuge.  She wasn’t going to move anytime soon so I aborted the hunt and decided to hunt the next day.  When I arrived,  there were three Monk Seals on the beach, but thankfully, they were far enough away for me to finish the remainder of the search area.  About 10 minutes into the search I got a really nice tone on the Manticore.  After two scoops I found the Yellow Gold Wedding band.  I heard another nice target and after another scoop the Yellow Gold and Diamonds Engagement  ring was in the scoop.  I looked skyward and said, “Thank You Jesus!”  I went back to my car and texted Ericka the great news.  She was obviously ecstatic.  Ericka received her rings today in the mail.  Its going to be a Happy Thanksgiving!  Aloha to Ericka!

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Lost Ring Found at Owner’s Home

  • from Santa Cruz (California, United States)
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Two days ago I got a text from Nico requesting some help finding his ring that he lost a couple months ago in front of his house while playing basketball with his son.  I was a bit concerned about the amount of time that had elapsed, but agreed to meet him yesterday at his house to make an attempt.

When I met Nico I found out that he had already searched extensively for his lost ring, even purchasing a metal detector that he and his boy had been using to look for the ring.  The description he gave me of how he lost the ring was very clear: he had lost it while dribbling a basketball and somehow the ring went flying off his hand.  It was dark and he heard the ring bounce once on the cement driveway but then it was gone.  He also described a vehicle being parked partially in the driveway, which would limit the distance that the ring could have travelled in one direction (into the street).  Because he wore his ring on his left hand and he happened to be facing the street, I suspected that the ring might be in his neighbor’s yard that butted up against his driveway on one side.  So I made a plan to first search his neighbor’s yard close to his driveway, and then to search his yard close to his driveway if this didn’t work out.

After confirming we had permission to search his neighbor’s yard and gathering my equipment, I worked the edge of the yard very slowly and within about 2 minutes got a very strong surface signal in his neighbor’s wood chips.  As I bent down to examine it, I saw the glint of metal peeking through.  I reached down excitedly and extracted Nico’s ring from his neighbor’s yard.

Nico, his son, and I spent another 10 minutes helping him learn how to use the metal detector he purchased, and found out that it worked fine on the ring as well.  So he must not have been precisely on the spot that I had focused my search on.  I was happy to make another ring return to it’s owner.

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