Gold wedding band lost at South Beach Boca Raton Florida… found..
It was a rough search . I arrived at high tide, and the seaweed made the search impossible. but as the high tide went out the seaweed cleared. And over 5 hours I finally found the ring right where he said it was.
Lisa’s called me asking for assistance in fining her lost hearing aid at Alki Beach that she had just received just a few days prior. She explained that the wind had picked up a bit so she remembered placing her hoodie over her head and taking the hood off before departing and that is when she realized her left hearing aid was missing. Fortunately her new hearing aid technology came equipped with a feature to track her lost hearing aid from the application on her phone. Most likely this uses a BlueTooth technology and the app shows the signal strength of the Left and Right hearing aids respectively. She was able to confirm that the lost hearing aid was still somewhere at the beach however was not able to see it with a visual search. I agreed to assist her knowing that this app was confirming the lost hearing aid as still being on the beach so we had a very strong opportunity of a recovery.
She meet me at the beach and we reconfirmed the lost hearing aid was still in the area with her app. It actually showed the signal strength getting stronger as we got closer to the lost device. By using the tacking technology of the application and a handheld pinpointer medal detector we were able to unbury her lost haring aid. As with any other heavy item lost over a dry sandy beach the hearing aid was completely buried under the sand with only a small clear plastic bit sticking up at the surface. If only using the app and a visual search it would be very difficult to locate it. We were both very happy to have recovered this device undamaged.
If your are in the market for a pair of hearing aids or replacements seriously consider a model that supports a “Find my lost hearing aid” feature though a smart phone app! This technology has a lot of value in recovering these very expensive hearing aid devices.
Watch the recovery of the lost hearing aid from the sands of Alki Beach!
Cheers,
Jeff Morgan
SeattleRingHunter
M: 206-618-8194
Molly called me concerning her husbands lost wedding band. He was working in the back yard when he noticed it was missing. After they searched their yard with no luck, Molly decided to search the internet for a solution. She happened upon the ring finders web site. She found my information by searching USA/Minnesota/Twin Cites. I was able to search the same day she called and it took approximately 15 minutes to find the ring. The ring was recovered the day before Easter, Hopefully it made for some good conversation at your Easter get together. Happy I could help out, and I hope you had a great Easter day.
Darrin
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Today I received a call regarding a lost wedding ring at Oceanside harbor located in San Diego Ca.I am a local here in O’side & always nearby which enables me to show up so promptly often in just merely minutes.
Fortunately this search only took 5 seconds of scanning using one of the latest advanced metal detectors on the market but as well combining the time spent practicing to find gold nuggets or Lost rings for countless decades/Years, It did certainly help out in this recovery.
Another happy couple reunited with a precious ring & story that lives on & on.“Who ya gonna call” ?
Please Note: Beaches and public area jobs are high priority…(time is critical) the sooner a metal detecting specialist can search for your lost item the better your chances of recovery.
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[4/14/2019 – Naples, Florida] Tammy, suddenly realized that the two rings she’d placed in the cup holder of her chair were gone, lost in the sand – someone had folded up her chair and neatly leaned it against the other items and beach towels as the family was getting ready to head home after a long day at the beach. Hotel security and beach staff were called and the search was on. Well, “what was once lost has been found!” The happy smiles, hugs, and sighs of relief – simply priceless!!!
If you’ve lost a ring or sentimental item, don’t hesitate or wait to call, for it’s only lost until you call. With years of metal detecting experience, the best and most sophisticated metal detecting equipment, and numerous recoveries and even more finds, the testimonials and results are why you need a professional. Call Mark (239)500-RING [7464], servicing Naples, Marco Island, Ft. Myers, Bonita Beach, Estero, and greater South Florida.
March 14, 2019 Bonita Beach / Naples, Florida – After applying suntan lotion to the kids in anticipation of spending the day on the beach, Brian realized that his gold wedding band had slipped off his finger. After a brief search a small area was secured and the concierge called. In the mean time, Brian’s dad did the right thing and quickly made arrangements for professional metal detecting assistance. Being “Johnny on the spot” Mark quickly found the gold ring in the beach sand. Another smile and happy customer.
If you’ve lost a ring or sentimental item, don’t hesitate or wait to call. With years of metal detecting experience, the best and most sophisticated metal detecting equipment, and numerous recoveries and even more finds, the testimonials and results are why you need a professional. Call Mark (239)500-RING [7464], for professional metal detector services, rental – Naples, Marco Island, Ft. Myers, Bonita Beach, Estero, and greater South Florida. It’s only lost until you call!
Happy customer with lost gold wedding band back on finger.
I received a call from a good friend in Georgia back in March. He tells me about his wife losing her engagement and wedding ring along a highway. He had a rented metal detector and he said it was going crazy with all the trash along the road. I was able to hear thru the phone what the detector was doing so I was able to help him with his settings to aide in his search. He eventually found the wedding band but not able to locate the engagement ring. That really bothered me cause I knew it couldn’t be far but a 9 hour drive kept me from going. Anyways, here is the story from my friend Jason from Georgia.
“Your ring is still there,” said Steve, trying to reassure me over the phone. I had given up hope. On March 3 my wife lost both her wedding band and engagement ring on the grassy shoulder of a two-lane highway in rural Georgia. I rented a metal detector and contacted my friend Steve in Ohio for advice since I knew he had experience with this sort of thing. Thanks to his guidance, I located the wedding band, but after returning three times to search with my rented equipment, I finally despaired of ever again regaining my wife’s engagement ring.
Then Steve came down to Georgia for some turkey hunting with me. Six weeks had passed since my wife lost her ring, but one afternoon on our way back from the field, he suggested that we go have another look. Even though I had little expectation that we would find the ring, I agreed.
The rough grass along the road’s edge was now twice as tall. We found plenty of buried aluminum cans and other random garbage. I felt like we were wasting time, but Steve was not dissuaded from his task. After searching for about an hour, his equipment gave him the kind of strong reading that he was hoping for. “This could be it,” he said. Something small and round was sparkling in the sunlight as the detector’s coil swept the grass to and fro. We both knew what it was.
I had spent more than twelve hours searching that highway shoulder with speeding automobiles whizzing by just a few feet from my head, without finding that elusive engagement ring. Now Steve, with his experience and advanced equipment, had located the ring in barely an hour.
That evening I surprised my wife with the ring, and her relief and elation was a thrill to behold. Thanks Steve
[April 23, 2019 – Naples, Florida] Got a call from Brian’s wife who reported having lost two rings at the beach. The rings she’s carefully guarded in her pocket were likely lost as she was tending her children and applying more sunscreen. So, why hire a professional metal detector? Well, several hours of searching, traffic, and sifting through the sand had only managed to broaden the search area and drive the rings deeper. The wedding band was the first to be found. It gave off a faint signal being buried in about 5-6 inches of sand and canted at a 45 decgree angle. The diamond solitaire proved to be a bit more tricky. It was found nearby, yielding only an occasional very very faint signal as it was 6-8 inches deep standing nearly straight up. The rest is now history and another “story” added to a family’s memorable vacation in Naples, Florida. What was once lost has been found – thank God!
If you’ve lost a ring or sentimental item, don’t hesitate calling. Literally, TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE! With years of metal detecting experience, the best and most sophisticated metal detecting equipment, and numerous recoveries and even more finds, the testimonials and results are why you need to hire a professional metal detector. Call Mark (239)500-RING [7464] or Text (239)770-7873 – metal detector rental services – Naples, Marco Island, Ft. Myers, Bonita Beach, Estero, and greater South Florida. It’s only lost until you call!
Metal detector hired to find lost diamond rings – found by Mark Greul
Lost rings found by metal detector in Naples Florida now reunited with owners.
Rhonda called me about 8:30 pm saying I had been referred to her by the Minelab Distributor in the area, and was hopeful I could help find one of her lost rings. She said that she had lost 5 rings in the sand after she had taken them off to apply sun tan lotion. She went on to say, that her and her boyfriend had found 4 of the 5 but couldn’t find her diamond ring. She was wondering when I might be available to help look for it. I don’t like waiting to do a ring search because too many things could happen between the time of loss and me getting there to search. So, I told her I’d be there in about 30 minutes, got the address, grabbed my detector and was on the road.
I called her when I got there and she met me in the parking lot. We walked out to the beach and luckily she knew exactly where the area was that the ring was lost. I think it took longer for the detector to turn on and me to get ready then it did to find her ring. She put me dead on the spot, 3 swings and I got the tone, looked at the numbers on the detector and saw the 9/10 and knew I had white gold. I took a small scoop of sand, checked the hole to make sure I had her ring and searched the scoop. I very gently pulled her beautiful diamond ring out of my scoop. She was a little shocked that it turned up so quickly. A great happy ending to their vacation.
Rhonda, thank you so much for trusting me to find your lost treasure. Have a safe trip home.
Jim
Got a call today from Dave E., requesting help in finding a couple of boundary markers for his yard. He just bought this new house in January and now he has plans to add some shrubbery and a privacy screen for his hot tub and really needs to know the exact boundaries of his property. I called my ringfinder fellow hunter, Gregg Larabel, and he and I drove out to Dave’s house today. One side of Dave’s property was marked on the road pavement with the estimated boundary. We measured in 33 feet from the center of the road and found the first marker with really no trouble. The next step was to find the marker in the very back of his corner lot. In the picture with Dave you can see the neighbors play area/slide for their kids and Dave’s boundary marker is just to the left of that play area. We had a little trouble finding that marker, finding a sprinkler head first and then the play area had a steel edging around it. Finally found the steel rod but the yellow cap was missing on this rod. The third corner steel boundary marker was sticking out of the ground already, so now he knows the exact area of his corner lot. After some good stories back and forth we parted our ways with another good job done.
