LOST GOLD WEDDING RING IN BEVERLY HILLS FOUND & RETURNED.


Brandon was playing volleyball in waist deep water, when his ring flew off his finger while hitting the ball. Everyone searched the area by feel and with mask and snorkeling gear, but, it had disappeared. This ring was his Dad’s wedding ring (a large silver claddagh designed one) and was passed down to Brandon when his Dad passed away. An online search brought up TheRingFinders.com website and my contact info. The tide was still rising a bit when I got the call, so, since they were going to stay at the site for a while anyway, I told them I’d come a bit later when the tide was falling. I arrived just before dark and met everyone at their campsite on the beach. After getting the dimensions of the search area, I got to work gridding the bay bottom from the shore out to about waist deep water. A few pieces of junk came to light along with a coin or two, but, no ring. I decided to finish gridding the area by going the other way, so, I went out to waist deep water, working parallel to the shore, and working my way toward the beach. On my second pass, I got a rocking 31 signal on my Equinox and pulled up a big silver ring. It that point, I didn’t have a detailed description of the ring, and this ring was different than any of the other claddagh rings I have found in the past, so, I continued on a bit so I wouldn’t lose my spot in my grid pattern. Once I got a bit closer to shore with the sunlight fading, I walked over to the group and announced that I found a big ring and needed a more detailed description of the one lost. Well, it was a spot on match to the one I found! Brandon was supper happy, and everyone else around their campsite and neighboring sites cheered when the word got out. A pleasure meeting you folks, and thank you for the reward.
While out in the waters of Cape Cod, I found a wallet that was a surprise to see in my scoop. It had a metal card to Apple inside. A license, and many credit cards. When Rick and I got home, the very first thing we did, was to check for a match on Facebook. It triggered a fast response from Beth, the owner, as I talked with her about how, when, and where she lost her wallet, I knew I had to get it back ASAP. We asked if she was still on Cape Cod, she replied no, that she had gone home last week.
This is her statement about how she thinks it was lost.As we got out of the car we entered the beach area and made a hard right. We kept walking till we saw a sign saying Private Beach Area. We turned around, I was picking up seashells along the way close to the waters edge. When we got back to the beach where we entered, we made the obligatory Sun Appreciation spot halfway up on the dunes. I changed out of my shorts, that I thought had my wallet. We were there about 45 minutes, packed up,and walked to the jetty and then back to the car. My wallet must have fell out of my pocket as I reached for the shells. It was very windy, and the waves crashing didn’t help. We never heard it fall.We searched high and low multiple times for the next day or so. Car,Beach,Path, Sand, Nothing.
I was so happy that I found it and reunited it with Beth, Credit cards,License,Vac Card,all home where it belongs. Be safe and Congratulations on your return.Sincerely Leighton2022-09
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Tom called today, he told me he lost his wedding ring while at the beach at North Beach, (LBI) New Jersey. Tom said the ring was in his hand, and he fell asleep in the chair, when he woke up the ring was no where to be found. We arranged a meeting time, and discuss the details of the search. He asked me how likely I was to find his ring, and I told him 100% providing the ring is where he says it is. When I arrived we walked down to the location, and in less than three minutes the ring was in my scoop. Tom was amazed I was able to find it that fast. I told him that’s how it goes when the location is correct. .#njringfinder, #lostring,#lostcross,#lavallettenj,#ortleybeachnj,#lostringLBI,#lostringholgatenj,#lostringsurfcitynj,#lostringlongbranchnj,#lostringbradleybeachnj,


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Amanda called for help. She had lost her engagement ring in the sand at the beach, and was unable to find it. I let her know that I would come as soon as possible to insure a recovery because it had happened recently and she was able to secure the area for the search.
When I got there I found Amanda, and she took me over to the spot where she had lost the ring, and I set up for a search. It did not take more than 5 minutes before I was able to give her back her beautiful ring, and bring a beautiful smile to her face. Those smiles make it all worthwhile!
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Mady contacted me about the loss of 2 her rings. She had been at the beach, and took them off so as to not lose them when she was active. She forgot where she had put them before she shook out the clothes and towels, but by then it was too late, they were gone.
When I got there I met up with Mady and her friend Sam, and they took me over to the area of the loss. She explained what happened, and the search started. I went over the area very carefully finding a bit of trash metal, and then a nice signal rang in the head phones. I scooped, and there was the first of the 2, a thin gold and diamond ring. Nearby I was getting another nice signal, would scoop, but nothing. I checked again, there it was, I scooped, nothing in the scoop. Something wasn’t right, then Mady said that the second ring was a gold chain ring. Now I understood the ring was falling through the holes in my scoop. One more time and a careful shaking out the sand when the other ring was spotted falling from the scoop. Both rings reunited, and one happy lady!
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It was Labor Day and hot when I received the call from Blythe. She, her family and friends were at the beach trying to cool off. She took off her 3 diamond rings to apply sunscreen, and placed them on a piece of clothing. It was when the clothing was lifted that she remembered her rings, but it was too late, and they were lost in the expanse of sand. I let her know that I would leave immediately to help her, and I was on my way.
When I got to the beach parking was a bit tough because of the holiday, and I had to walk a bit of a distance. When I got on the sand Blythe found me, and took me over to the area of the loss. She explained what happened, and the search began. It took about 3 minutes, and all 3 rings were back on her finger. There was rejoicing all around, and some nice fellowship. I knew there would be sweet sleep this night. A wonderful Labor Day for sure!
Blythe sent the following testimonial:

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Joe and his wife of two months were spending a few days with family and went swimming in the ocean. Sitting on the beach with his wife, she asked him where is your ring? It was then the shock of the loss started. Joe did some research and found The Ring Finders and contacted me later that day. He admitted, and I could tell, both him and his wife were very upset. Joe said he was swimming in chest to shoulder deep water. I informed him that tomorrow morning’s conditions would be best to perform a water recovery search and we agreed to meet at 6 a.m.
Less than 1 hour later Joe was able to grab his gold wedding band out of my sand scoop. His wife was instantly in tears. It is such a great feeling to be able to return property that holds so much value to others!
