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10K Gold Wedding Band – Lost & Found Terwillegar Towne Neighbourhood, Edmonton Alberta

  • from Edmonton (Alberta, Canada)
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On Thursday evening I received a call from Maciej requesting my help to locate his lost wedding band. He explained that while playing football catch with his sons in the neighbourhood green space beside their home, the ball struck his hand and he felt the ring fly off. After searching with his family for hours, they still couldn’t find it.

We arranged to meet Friday morning. When I arrived, Maciej walked me through what happened and showed me the exact area where they had been playing. Thankfully, he had placed a rock to mark the spot where he believed the ring had come off. He mentioned that it felt like the ring flew behind him when the ball hit his hand.

I began searching the immediate area around the marker. About 12 inches from the rock, lying in the grass, was his 10K gold wedding band. Maciej was genuinely shocked — he told me he, his wife, and their sons had spent a couple of hours searching the same area on their hands and knees without success.

It’s always amazing how a ring can hide in plain sight. Another happy ending, and a wedding band safely back on the owner’s hand.

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20k Gold Sapphire Ring Recovered King Edward Park Neighborhood, Edmonton Alberta.

  • from Edmonton (Alberta, Canada)
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Maddy called last Monday January 3, 2022 requesting my service to locate her ring that she had just lost in the back yard. I agreed to go out and do a search on Wednesday afternoon. I arrived at Maddy’s house and she explained what happened that day. She was walking down the stairs from her deck and slipped into the snow. When she got up and shook her hand she felt her ring fly off her finger.
Maddy told me the ring was given to her by her mother and was very sentimental to her.
I spent 2.5 hours in the extreme cold weather. It was -37 Celsius and my equipment started acting up in the cold! I decided to call it a day. I told Matty that Sunday would be a good day to continue the search since it was going to be -15. A balmy day compared to the past week.
I arrived at 1pm and within 5 minutes I found her ring in the snow bank! I have no idea how come I missed it on my first search. I believe it had to be the bitter cold weather affecting my equipment.
Thank you Maddy.

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