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lost his wedding band found in Chicago Il

  • from Chicago (Illinois, United States)
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I like these.
Received a call from a guy in Edgebrook, lost his wedding band while raking leaves.
Second swing I hit it, sometimes luck is on your side.

lost wedding band found in Mount Prospect Il

  • from Chicago (Illinois, United States)
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Received a call for lost wedding band while playing with his dog in Mount Prospect.

He search went well and found the ring in about 15 minutes however I then discovered I lost one of my hearing aids while adjusting my headphones so the next half hour was looking for the aid, fortunately I did find it and was able to put into practice something I always say to customers, I rarely find things where you think you lost them and that sure was the case I found the aid not even close to where I thought I would have lost it but happy ending all around.

Gold wedding band found in Arlington Heights

  • from Chicago (Illinois, United States)
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Received a call from a part time back up Ninja 😊, (t-shirt) said he lost his 22k Gold wedding ring while gardening, however when I got there he also mentioned he was at Home Depot (UH-OH!) and not 100% sure where he lostit,fortunately I did find it in his garden, no need to search Home Depot today.

lost wedding ring found in Batavia

  • from Chicago (Illinois, United States)
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October 23

Received a call today from a man in Batavia, lost his wedding ring while raking leaves.

It’s that time of year, so many leaves. But fortunately a happy ending.

lost his wedding ring in Lisle

  • from Chicago (Illinois, United States)
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October 25th

A beautiful search!

Received a call from a gentleman that lost his wedding ring while crossing a rope bridge at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle.

While crossing the bridge the ring slipped off and fortunately found it pretty quickly hiding in the mulch below.

Happy ending, except I did not want to leave, what a beautiful place to enjoy the autumn colors.

2 GOLD SENTIMENTAL RINGS FOUND IN JACKSONVILLE, FL. .. BY RINGFINDER ADAM GREENBURG

  • from Ponte Vedra Beach (Florida, United States)

TIMING IS IMPORTANT .. call or TEXT Adam ASAP .. 714-785-5111 .. With all the spam calls if I don’t answer please TEXT..

I received a call today from a young lady who was very distraught as she explained to me that last week she lost both of her deceased parents wedding rings which was on a necklace around her neck. She was in her backyard when the chain broke causing both rings to fall to the ground somewhere in her back yard. She and family members searched for a week using metal detectors and probes with no luck.  She works during the day so this backyard search was conducted during the nighttime. After 5 minutes both rings recovered and returned to grateful owner.

If you lose something of value, I may be able to help you… Call or Text anytime…Adam 714-785-5111

If you need help finding a ring, jewelry or any metallic important item Call or Text me ASAP. I’m always available to help you answer any questions you have about how this service works.  Call a Member of TheRingFinders ..       “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “

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Two months lost — wedding ring now found!

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)

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!

Ring recovered – in Wyoming Minnesota

  • from Chisago City (Minnesota, United States)

So last week I received a call from a wonderful couple that had lost a wedding ring in the leaves in there back yard. This call was from a local couple about 6 miles away.  This was a treat for me because it had been a while since I have had a call that was just down the road. I know from what I was told that she really cared about her ring.  She was very conscientious about losing the ring so to be safe she removed it and placed it in her pocket.  She had done a little work in a flower garden the corner of the house and when she finished, she felt the ring in her pocket.  She also had her young son out running around in back with her in the back yard. Part of playing around they formed a big pile of leaves started to bury one another in the pile of leaves.  Following playing in the leaves her husband cleaned up the back yard raking and hauling the leaves down to a compost pile further down in the back yard. She had felt for the ring and her heart sank. It was gone. They spent several hours scouring the back yard and leaf pile looking for the ring and nothing was found.

You just know that feeling of something near and dear to your heart and it’s gone. She did a search online for Ringfinders.com and found Paul Nolan a local recovery specialist and texted him.  Somehow the text was missed and the following morning her husband gave Paul a call. He asked if I had received the text that hos wife had sent, “ No”.  So he asked if it would be possible to come out and see if we could find the ring.  About an hour later I pulled into the driveway.  They gave me a quick tour of what had happened. So I grabbed my detector and started a quick preliminary search. My primary search area was going to be the leaf pile in the back.  Within a minute of reaching the pile location I received a great signal.  I tried to carefully move some of the leaves, and it was hiding well.  I had left my pin-pointer in the car so I went back to retrieve that.  I also brought a small battery-operated blower that I grabbed. Once back at the pile I found the location with the pin pointer and put the blower on low and blew the leaves away from a small one foot circle, and there it was down between some rocks.  So I grabbed my equipment and started to hall it back up to the car. As I was heading up she came out on the deck and I asked her if she would like to come grab the ring? What you found the ring? In total disbelief.  Come on down. Her husband soon joined her and I took them down to the location where I had blowen the leaves away and they started looking after about 15 seconds she spotted it in the rocks.  She was ecstatic.    The following pictures are the ring back where it belonged and another photo of the ring.

It was really nice having a call close to home, and one that went as well as could possibly could. What a treat it was. I wish they all would go so well.  Congratulations on getting the ring back.  I am so happy for the both of you.

Once lost – now is found.

Lost wedding ring and engagement ring found metal detecting Minnesota

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

Lost wedding ring & engagement ring at a Minnesota fall festival recovered with the help of the ring finders web site.

Gold Ring Lost Body Surfing At Surf City Found And Returned

  • from Emerald Isle (North Carolina, United States)

Jack sent me a text message early Saturday morning asking if I could help find his lost ring.  Jack explained to me he was body surfing Wednesday afternoon when the ring slid off of his finger.  He felt the tide was High during that time and the ring would be found in the wet sand.  Upon arrival, Jack led me to the beach and pointed out the boundaries he believed the ring was within and the search began parallel to the water from high to low.  After a few passes, only 1 dime was found.  I eventually made it to where the surf was rolling in over the beach.  This isn’t much of a problem, it just slows the search process.  Finally, I received a strong signal on my metal detector and my deep & wide scoop went to work and pulled out a large amount of sand containing Jack’s ring.  Jack was working on the other side of the home and didn’t understand why I returned so soon.  He and his family couldn’t believe his ring was found so quickly.