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Expert Recovery: Lost Wedding Ring Found on Hillside in Canyon Country Santa Clarita

  • from Santa Barbara (California, United States)
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How to Find a Lost Ring: Dave MacDonald’s Recovery in Santa Clarita
The other day, Steven texted me about a crisis: his wife’s wedding ring was lost on their backyard hillside in Santa Clarita. As Dave MacDonald, the expert behind davetheringfinder.com, I scheduled a lost ring recovery search for today, March 2, 2025. Arriving in Valencia, I saw the challenge: a steep, brush-covered hill where the ring could be anywhere—perfect for showing how to find a lost ring in tough spots across Newhall, Canyon Country, and beyond.
The dense foliage in Saugus-like terrain demanded creativity. I crafted an extension rod for my pinpointer to probe the bushes, starting low where Steven thought the ring fell. Sweeping with my Deus II metal detector, I got nothing—until intuition nudged me higher. I’ve learned this trick works from Agua Dulce to Palmdale. After a quick prayer for guidance, I hit the hill’s top. On my second pass, a tone rang out. Peering through the brush, I spotted the ring and called Steven over. With a grateful prayer, we retrieved it—a win for lost ring recovery!
Lost Ring Recovery in Santa Clarita, Palmdale, or Lancaster? Call Dave!
Need to know how to find a lost ring in Santa Clarita, Newhall, Valencia, or Canyon Country? Lost jewelry in Saugus, Agua Dulce, Palmdale, or Lancaster? Visit davetheringfinder.com or call/text 805-290-5009 for expert lost ring recovery. Act fast—I’ll get it back!
Lost a ring? Dave MacDonald shows how to find it—call 805-290-5009 now!

 

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LOST FAMILY HEIRLOOM RING IN WILKESBORO, NC….. FOUND IN RIVER!!!

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)
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Shawn “SGT Whitey” Sherrill – Ring Recovery Specialist…Lost your ring?… Call/Text ASAP  Anytime 24/7   918-313-2202!

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This was my #11th gold ring (12th – 1 silver – overall) recovery/returned for the year!

Got a call a day after Mother’s Day.

This lady had lost her mothers ring on Mother’s Day while kayaking with her grandson.

She was enjoying the weather and spending time with her grandson when they suddenly hit some fast moving water and it took them into some downed tree branches. Shen she hit she flipped over and while trying to pop back up and ensure her grandson was safe, she felt this priceless family heirloom slip off into the fast moving water! She just knew it was gone forever. She turned to the internet in search for help. By doing so she found me, 2.5 hours away, and reached out in hopes that I could help her out.

It wasn’t until May 17th before we could connect and plan an attempt to recover this ring out of the fast moving water.

I got up and drove the 2.5 hour journey in hopes it would be a successful trip….

This is what happened… I get there at about 10:30 am, we walked the 400 yards to get to the rivers edge. There was a 10-15 foot embankment we had to gingerly ease down to the water. Once down then I had to walk up current in freezing cold 3 foot, fast moving water with my detector and a scoop while climbing over logs in the river against the current.

I finally get to the spot and quickly realized, I can’t use the scoop with all the gravel and current. I placed it into the downed tree and kept scanning. About 30 mins later I get a 14-15 VDI on the MX SPORT and I knew that was her ring, problem was I couldn’t get to it. It was under a down branch and the water was moving too fast.

I had to clean up the area and make a way to the spot, use goggles to peer in the water and hopefully see it laying there. BOOM, I could see it and was able to reach down and grab it!

I showed the lady and hooked it on my D-ring for safe keeping while we made it back to the bank to climb back up the 10-15 foot embankment. Once up top we were able to cheer and celebrate the successful recovery!

 

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Lost Wedding Ring Returned in Calgary…..8 months later.

  • from Cochrane (Alberta, Canada)
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May 14,2022

Samuel called me. He lost his wedding ring……8 months earlier while closing the gate at an RV storage lot. When it happened, he searched, rented a metal detector twice and returned to rake. He did everything anyone who has lost something should do. When I was speaking to him, I really had my doubts about it. Time is the enemy. In the end I agreed to take a look. On a Saturday morning I met Samuel and we looked.  Based on his description it should have been right there and he should have found it right away. With snow on the ground when it happened, we guessed that maybe a vehicle drove over it and moved it or maybe it was plowed. So I expanded the search area and did the sides of the road. That is when I heard the sound I needed to hear. I picked up the ring and gave it to Samuel. He was totally overwhelmed in emotion and incredibly grateful. When I took a look at the ring, I could tell why.  I am glad it is back where it belongs.

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Swift Recovery: Expert Assistance for Lost Rings at East Beach, Santa Barbara

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Dave MacDonald: Lost Ring Recovery Expert at East Beach, Santa Barbara
I got a call from Chris, who’d been soaking up the sun at East Beach in Santa Barbara with his family. Amid the fun, his young child playfully tossed his wife’s ring into the sand while she applied sunscreen. Luckily, Chris knew to contact Dave MacDonald Ringfinder fast. At davetheringfinder.com, I specialize in lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara, from Hendry’s Beach to Hammonds Beach, and I was ready to help.
Time’s critical for lost ring recovery, so I rushed to East Beach. With my professional metal detection skills—honed across Leadbetter Beach, Butterfly Beach, and Loon Point Beach—I started sweeping the sand, guided by Chris’s details. My experience at Bates Beach and Thousand Steps Beach paid off: within minutes, I pinpointed and retrieved the ring. Chris and his family cheered—a happy ending on Santa Barbara’s shores!
This quick win shows why prompt action matters, whether it’s Summerland Beach, Miramar Beach, or Mesa Lane Beach. I’m your expert for lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara.
Lost Ring Recovery in Santa Barbara? Call Dave Now!
Lost a ring at East Beach, Hendry’s Beach, or Hammonds Beach? Need help at Loon Point Beach, Leadbetter Beach, or Butterfly Beach? Visit davetheringfinder.com or call/text Dave MacDonald at 805-290-5009 for fast lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara, including Bates Beach, Summerland Beach, Miramar Beach, Thousand Steps Beach, and Mesa Lane Beach. Act quick—I’ll find it!
Lost jewelry in Santa Barbara? Dave MacDonald recovers it—call 805-290-5009 now!

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LOST SILVER RING in Chapel Hill, NC…….. FOUND!!!!!!

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)
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Shawn “SGT Whitey” Sherrill – Ring Recovery Specialist…Lost your ring?… Call/Text ASAP  Anytime 24/7   918-313-2202!

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Went out for another ring recovery today after work. I didn’t find this ladies deceased mom’s gold ring, (they weren’t 100% sure it was lost in the yard) lost for about 15 years. The yard wasn’t that big. I dug EVERYTHING from VDI 40-90.

I got a sold 90 and decided to dig it. It sounded too good to pass up. I saw shinny and round! It was a thick silver ring! I immediately took it up to her and showed her. She thinks it might be her daughters ring.

This is #11 ring recovery this year!

“DIG IT ALL, SAVE SOME RINGS & BURY THE DRAMA”

 

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The recovery that started it all: Lost diamond engagement ring lost in Milpitas, CA…Found!!!

  • from Walnut Creek (California, United States)
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I had seen the call for help go out over one of my many metal detecting groups.  When I offered my assistance I didn’t think I’d have the opportunity and thus went about packing for my Mount Diablo overnight with my boys and some friends.

When another md’ing friend asked if I was still available and that another of our piers had searched but had no luck, I again offered my assistance, packed some gear, and off I went.

The client took me to the 5th floor balcony from which the ring was lost and we observed the location from above.  After moving back down to ground level it was revealed that two rings went over the edge and one had been recovered that night from the planter bed.  Now, knowing that a searcher had previously swung over the area, I knew that if we were going to find it, it was going to be found within one of the many plants and bushes in the planter bed.

I offered the client the opportunity to assist by using a Garret pin-pointer to start probing the area including the foliage.  I did the same, and within 20 minutes or so, an ecstatic client exclaimed, “I’ve found it!”  It was indeed within one of the plants of the planter bed.  The stoke was high on both our parts and he requested “Can I give you a hug?” To which I replied “of course.”

The successful search and recovery sparked really good vibes that carried me throughout the weekend. This would serve as my first search as a member of The Ring Finders team and…we made the recovery!!!

 

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DIAMOND WEDDING RING LOST IN HAMMOND, LA-FOUND

  • from Lafayette (Louisiana, United States)
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We were packed and ready to head to one ring hunt when the client called and said it had been raining. Since the ring had been lost over a year ago and it was in a grassy field, we decided to delay the hunt. After unloading the equipment, we received a call from Nicole. She had lost her ring in the concrete parking lot in front of her apartment and yes it had rained but was clear now. Carrie and I reloaded the equipment (knowing we probably would not be able to use them) and left for Hammond, a 2 hour drive. Arriving we found a distraught Nicole walking over the parking lot, searching as she did the previous day. Having not felt the ring fall from her hand, the whole parking lot was the search area. With detectors useless we started a visual search. Two hours later Carrie let out a victory scream. Rejoining Nicole and her ring was a great end for our efforts.

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Lost Engagement Ring In Fairfield, CA…Found!!!!!

  • from Walnut Creek (California, United States)
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After receiving a call from an obviously disappointed individual who had lost her engagement ring, I made my way out to Fairfield to conduct a search.

The family had spent numerous hours previously looking for the lost ring with little luck.

When I arrived the individual explained the circumstances and sequences of events that led to the somewhat mysterious disappearance.

I searched a good amount of time and was almost at the point of conceding when…

there it was!!!  We made the recovery!!!

Testimonial for Brendon Chapman via text message:

“I would recommend Brendon to anyone in the CA Bay Area who needs help finding lost precious jewelry such as wedding and engagement rings.  He is prompt in responding, empathetic, and sincere.”  “Thanks again. And g’luck in future findings.”

 

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Swift Recovery: Professional Ring Finding Service in Santa Barbara at Hendry’s Beach

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Dave MacDonald Excels in Lost Ring Recovery at Hendry’s Beach, Santa Barbara
Last night, Alex called me en route to church, distraught over a lost ring. He’d been at Hendry’s Beach in Santa Barbara with his family, enjoying the calm before a swim in the Pacific. As he dipped his hands in, his ring—a sentimental replica of his father’s wedding band—slipped off and vanished into the ocean floor. Knowing the odds without pro gear, Alex turned to Dave MacDonald Ringfinder at davetheringfinder.com, the expert for lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara.
I acted fast—time’s critical for lost ring recovery. Tides favored a 5:30 am low at Hendry’s Beach, so I arrived by 4:30 am with my top-tier metal detector. I’ve mastered searches from East Beach to Hammonds Beach, and I gridded the area meticulously. Ten minutes in, a strong signal blared near Bates Beach-like depths. With precision, I scooped Alex’s ring from the sand—safe and sound. His gratitude echoed across Loon Point Beach to Leadbetter Beach.
Lost Ring Recovery in Santa Barbara? Call Dave Now!
Lost a ring at Butterfly Beach, Summerland Beach, or Miramar Beach? Stranded at Thousand Steps Beach, Mesa Lane Beach, or East Beach? I’m Dave MacDonald, your go-to for lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara. Visit davetheringfinder.com or call/text 805-290-5009 for swift help at Hendry’s Beach, Bates Beach, Loon Point Beach, Leadbetter Beach, and Hammonds Beach. Act now—I’ll recover it fast!
Lost jewelry in Santa Barbara? Dave MacDonald finds it—call 805-290-5009 today!

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Lost Engagement Ring Recovered and Returned in Kennett Square, PA!

  • from Philadelphia (Pennsylvania, United States)
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Got a call from Dan from Kennett Square, PA after he found me in the Ring Finders Directory. He and his fiancee, Sarah, are engaged to be married in October of this year. Dan was seeking help in locating Sarah’s lost emerald and diamond engagement ring. Apparently the day before Sarah spent the afternoon planting flowers in a bed in their side and back yard…later that day when back in house she noticed her beautiful ring was not on her finger. After searching the dirt around the newly planted flowers without success they considered renting or buying a metal detector to look for the ring. But to quote Dan…”decided the job best left to a pro” and they reached out to me. I met them late afternoon on a Tuesday and they quickly gave me a detailed run down on where they think the ring must have come off. Of note is the fact that they both told me the ring was too big for her finger and had a tendency to slip off. Anyway, it wasn’t a large search area… basically 2 mulched flower beds somewhat crowded with flowers. I brought 3 machines with me…since the area was tight with plants I went with my Minelab Equinox 800 with a 6 inch coil…which would allow me to get in tight around the pants and close to the house. As always I first demonstrated my equipment on my own wedding ring to convey to Dan and Sarah that if I’m over the ring I’m not going to miss it! I searched the small back bed first with out success…Dan/Sarah anxiously watching nearby. I moved to the front bed and during my 1st pass my machine blasted out a beautiful 11 gold tone in my headphones. I’ve been detecting for 40 years…I knew  before even bending down and digging that this was the ring! I called Dan and Sarah over and smiled and said….I like this signal! I grabbed my pinpointer and jabbed it 2 inches down into mulch and it announced  a target. Grabbed a fistful of mulch and turned to Dan and Sarah….opened my hand…and there it was!!! Dan was crazy happy and Sarah’s face flooded with relief! Another successful recovery!

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