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Priceless religious necklace found at Santa Claus Beach Carpinteria

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If you have lost your ring, your bracelet, your necklaceor other piece of jewelry don’t lose your mind too so call or text Dave MacDonald at 805-290-5009 so we can create a plan to get your precious keepsake back.

I got a text early Monday morning from Antimm stating that he had lost his necklace while swimming at Santa Claus beach in Carpinteria. He had been out body surfing when he came in and realized that his necklace that had a gold baptismal cross and silver pendant on it. We agreed to meet at low tide that afternoon to begin the search.

I spent the better part of two hours dodging the waves and searching in the water but I was unable to locate the necklace. We checked the tides and I told Antimm I would return to the beach on Friday as the tides were a bit more favorable because he was pretty sure he had lost it out in the wash.

Friday came and when I got to the beach the tide was out but conditions had changed. There was a decent swell and while I was prepared to get wet I had no idea just how soaked I was going to get. On the Monday search there was a sand bar and you could stand pretty easy and deal with the waves. Unfortunately the sand was gone and the waves were brutal. After getting tossed around for about an hour I moved to a new location and finally got a signal worth scooping.

I was in about 3 feet of water when I scooped and checked the hole and sure enough it was in the scoop. Unfortunately a wave met me at the same time and I lost whatever I had found. As the water receded I looked down and could see a silver looking disc in the water and I frantically got my scoop positioned behind it and this time I got it.

I was ecstatic as this was as close to a miracle as you can get in metal detecting. To God be the glory!

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Lost Wedding Ring Loon Point Beach Carpinteria Found by Expert Metal Detector

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I got a text early Friday morning sharing with me how a wedding ring had gotten lost in the sand at Loon Point Beach north of Carpinteria CA. It’s a familiar story, in an effort to take care of their rings prior to swimming, they are taken off and then stored in a pocket or the edge of a towel. For Michael, he had done just that, he had placed his wedding ring in the cup holder of his beach chair so he wouldn’t lose it in the ocean when he went swimming.

As the day went on he had completely forgotten about his ring and he and his wife packed things up and went back home oblivious to the fact that his ring had somehow bounced out of the cup holder somewhere on the beach or path leading back to the parking lot. This is where Ventura County Ringfinders stepped in.

I got to the beach and after talking with the couple I went to the area they were sitting at yesterday and begin to grid. I immediately found a quarter and a dime which was good news as I am always worried another detectorist might find it before I do and given that I found the coins I knew no one had been through here.

On my 3rd pass of the area I got a solid mid tone and I was pretty sure I had the ring in the scoop and a couple of shakes of the scoop proved me correct.

Michael was getting his ring back.

If you ever find yourself in this predicament don’t panic, call or text Dave, Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties ringfinder at 805-290-5009 and I will come out and see you get reunited with your ring, necklace or pendant. Time is not on your side so reach out as soon as possible. Take pictures of the area as our minds sometimes forget the details when we are upset or anxious.

If you need the services of a Ringfinder in Fillmore, Moorpark, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Port Hueneme, Oxnard, Ventura, Camarillo, Carpinteria, Ojai, Santa Paula, Santa Clarita, Santa Barbara, Montecito or Summerland call or text at 805-290-5009.

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A Miraculous Recovery: Unveiling the Hidden Depths of Lost Treasures in Carpinteria

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On a fateful Thursday afternoon, a distress call reached my ears, beckoning me to the shores in pursuit of a lost engagement ring submerged beneath the unforgiving embrace of high tide. Though shrouded in confidentiality, the urgency of the situation propelled me into action, orchestrating a predawn rendezvous at the water’s edge to harness the dwindling remnants of a favorable low tide.

Navigating the ever-shifting sands, our quest was hindered by the capricious whims of the ocean, obscuring once-prominent landmarks beneath a veil of sand and surf. Undeterred, I commenced the search, tracing a meticulous path parallel to the shoreline, attuned to the subtle whispers of my metal detector.

In a serendipitous moment, amidst the symphony of signals, a resounding tone pierced the silence, signaling a hidden treasure lying in wait beneath the surface. With unwavering determination, I plunged my scoop into the sand, unearthing not just a diamond ring, but an opulent testament to love and commitment, adorned with exquisite jewels that sparkled in the dawn’s gentle light.

The key to our triumph lay in the swift action taken, a testament to the adage that time and tide wait for no one. As the morning sun bathed the shoreline in golden hues, we rejoiced in the miraculous reunion of cherished possessions, a testament to the power of timely intervention.

If fate has dealt you a similar hand, casting your prized possessions into the depths of uncertainty, fear not, for help is but a call away. Whether it be a lost ring, pendant, or cherished keepsake, entrust your hopes to our professional metal detection service. Contact us at 805-290-5009 without delay, and let us embark on a journey of recovery together.

Discover the art of ring recovery with our expert metal detection service. From lost jewelry in the sand to submerged treasures beneath the waves, we’re here to help. Don’t delay—call 805-290-5009 for swift assistance in finding your lost items.

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