Lost Gold/Diamond Ring in Chattanooga-Found
This lady had lost her gold and diamond ring in her yard on the day before, during a family event. I found the ring in less than 30 minutes about 4-5 feet from the edge of the driveway.
This lady had lost her gold and diamond ring in her yard on the day before, during a family event. I found the ring in less than 30 minutes about 4-5 feet from the edge of the driveway.
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I received a call from Tim about his wife, Regina’s, wedding band that was lost in the sand in North Wildwood, NJ. He explained that the ring was in his pocket and must have fell out when he pulled his keys out. Shortly after my arrival and a quick search with my metal detector, the wedding band was found! It was another awesome day on the beach and it felt great to hear Regina comment that I helped “save the vacation.” Now the ring is safely back on her finger, and the family can continue to relax and enjoy the rest of the week!
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Playing volleyball in a sand court means one thing, If you drop it, it will disappear especially if it is small and gold.
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Kayla was wearing his ring when she took a swipe at an insect. Once done the ant was gone and so was the ring. We searched and what should have been simple, turned into a two day hunt.
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Lindsey & Mike were on the Emerald Isle Beach with their son and 2 dogs. Mike placed his wedding band in a bag before heading into the water. Between the fun on the beach, playing with their son and the dogs, the bag holding the ring was moved and the ring fell out unbeknownst to the young couple. After leaving the beach, Mike asked Lindsey for his ring and she had thought he had already taken it from the bag.
I was on my way later that day to recover another ring in the opposite direction. After some communications between Lindsey and I, I headed to the beach location the next day with a friend to search. The beach was crowded, of course, for a Saturday and this made some of the areas I suspected the ring to be located unavailable. After some time and expanding the search area, Mike’s ring was found at the top of a slope very close to being washed into the ocean. I took a picture as soon as possible and sent it on the Lindsey. We met the following day for the return.
Lori & Herb were fishing in a favorite location on the Surf City beach. This place was extra special to Lori as she had placed a few of her mother’s ashes in this location last year on her mother’s birthday July 13th. Her mother had plans to visit Surf City but unfortunately, due to her health wasn’t able to travel to this very nice town. Lori had always loved her mother’s ring growing up and when her mother passed away, Lori informed me it was the only item she wanted to hold onto as a keepsake of her mother and her parents 54 years of marriage.
While fishing the coastline just before sunset, Lori had went down to the water’s edge to wash her hands after baiting a hook. The surf came in and her mother’s cherished ring slid off and buried into the sand. Lori frantically tried to dig it back out of the beach sand. Herb advised her it may not be a good idea as the movement could cause it to sink more or even be tossed to another location. Herb followed a local Metal Detecting group on social media and immediately posted a plea for help. My friend Justin saw this post just a couple of minutes afterwards and informed me to contact Herb ASAP. Herb was amazed at how fast we contacted him and both Justin and I headed in their direction. Fortunately, the tide was going out, so I knew we’d find the ring in the wet sand. Upon arrival, Herb & Lori wisely marked the area with a glow in the dark stick since the sun had already set. We began a search and my 1st target was a solid 12-07 on my Minelab CTX-3030. One scoop into the sand and my Garrett Pro-Pointer AT sounded off on a golf ball size clump of sand. It was then, I noticed the white gold peeking out. I grabbed the whole piece and placed into Lori’s hands. She didn’t seem to believe what she was seeing as her mother’s ring was once more back in her possession. Lori’s was filled with emotion and relief! We had a very enjoyable conversation afterwards an as it was getting late, we parted ways. I hope to see them on the beach again soon.
In her own words via text Valerie was desperate and distraught when she reached out to me to help find her missing diamond engagement ring. She lost it in the front yard of her Wilmington, DE home…she actually lost both her wedding band and engagement ring but was able to find the band after frantic hours of searching. She spent hours searching for the white gold, diamond engagement ring before finding me in the Ring Finder Directory. She texted me and I called her right away…told her I could be there that afternoon. She was stuck at work till 9 pm but said her daughter, Kylie, would be there and could assist me. When I got to her home I called Valerie and asked where she was in the yard when she lost her rings…she told me sort of in the middle…maybe to the left of the front door. The grass was a bit high and bushy so I could see how it would be difficult to find the ring without a metal detector. Anyway 60 seconds later and maybe 5-6 sweeps of my machine I got the all-to-familiar surface gold tone on my machine! Bent down…parted the grass…and there was her beautiful ring! I had knocked on the door to introduce myself to Kylie when I first arrived….now I was knocking on the door again 3 minutes later to hand her her mom’s ring! She was very happy I was able to find and return her mom’s lost ring. I understand Valerie did some screaming at work when she heard the news! Always fun and rewarding when you can come through for nice people!
Needless to say we were both as excited as we could be because poor Ashley had been waiting 9 years for this ring and she deserved a better resolution than a lost engagement ring! Ashley did the right thing and got ahold of me as soon as she could and we didn’t have to fight the tides or other detectorists to recover her ring. I’m retired so I’m available at 805-290-5009 to hunt day or night to get you back your ring, bracelet, pendant, keys or even a phone.
I was contacted by a woman who lost her engagement ring and wedding band while cooling off in about four feet of water at a city park.
She met me there today and stood in about the same area and I was able to recover both rings. It was gratifying to return her rings. I think she said the engagement ring was 50 years old and was handed down in the family.
Got a late night text from Renee after she found me in the Ring Finder Directory. After a few days of frantic searching and the purchase and attempted use of a cheap metal detector she decided to reach out to a professional! In our text conversation she shared with me that she was out berry-picking at her home in the Swedesboro, NJ area when her hand got caught in her beautiful gold, charm-laden necklace and the chain broke spilling all the charms over a grassy area. She was able to find the chain and 2-3 of the charms but couldn’t locate 2 of them. She told me that she acquired the charms in France many years ago….and they were extremely important to her. I agreed to meet her the following afternoon. Upon arrival to her home I first asked to see the similar charms she was able to recover….I scanned them with my detector to firstly make sure my machine could pick them up and secondly to calibrate my machine to pick up just them when scanning the area. She made it easy for me by marking the area where the chain broke and she found several of the charms. I was about 3 minutes into the search when my machine let out a sweet low tone that suggested gold! With Renee at my shoulder I bent down and pushed some grass out of the way….there they were! The immediate relief and joy showing on Renee’s face makes it all worth it! I was very happy to be able to reunite Renee with her very important and sentimental charms!