Michael spent the day at Mt. Lorette in Kananaskis Country spotting golden eagles as they migrated through. At the end of the day, after returning to the car, he realized his recently re-forged wedding ring was missing. After sharing his story on the phone we thought we might be able to find it……we were right. Click on the link above for the full story.
On a surprise trip to Emerald Isle Beach, Nydirah placed her ring on a towel before heading into the water. When she return to dry off, she picked up the towel and forgot about the ring and it went flying into the sand. After searching for about an hour with no luck, the couple headed back on a sad long journey home. Before getting home, Nydirah found Crystal Coast Ring Finders and reached out for help. When I received the call, it was getting dark and realized the public parking area would be closing soon. This would leave me with no place to park. I asked a friend if he knew any spots and offered some risky ideas. With the help of the police department, I was given some advice on where I could possibly park. My friend offered to help and I picked him up at a store and headed to the location. After trying the understand the correct area, Nydirah sent an aerial photo with a spot circled. As soon as we where inside that circle, we split up to effectively hunt the area. Carl came back to me and already had the ring. I sent a picture and the first day the post officed opened, I mailed Nydirah’s heart ring back to where it belongs… on her finger.
Lost wedding band found after 30 years in Lake of the Ozarks
Rose contacted me about looking for her deceased husbands wedding band. It had slipped off his finger while he was swimming by their private dock at their summer home on Lake of the Ozarks. The loss occurred 30 years ago. They had wanted to have someone search for the ring but could think of no one until Rose heard about The Ringfinders.
We came up with a plan to get permission from the current owner of the property, then meet there to search for the ring. I was expecting mud and tree debris on the bottom but there was none. The water clarity and temperature was nice.
I want to commend Rose for thinking to bring pictures of what the search area looked like 30 years ago before the new boat dock was built. With planning and good diving conditions, I found the ring within 30 minutes!
Upon seeing the overwhelming emotion expressed by Rose at that point, I was extremely grateful that I was able to finally connect her with the ring that meant so much to her.
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I received a call from someone who told me he “Thinks” he lost his 18K gold wedding band on the beach a few days prior. He was not sure where he lost his ring but was on the beach for several hours playing frisbee and when he got home noticed his wedding ring missing. He said he knew it was a long shot but wanted to try anything he could. I asked him to send me a diagram on a map of where he thought he was at the beach. Also needed to know the time frame so I could track the tides on the day he lost it, and a picture of his ring. The next day I went to the area and searched for his ring. 18K gold wedding recovered about 6-8″ deep.
TESTIMONIAL:
Adam at RingFinder was the best. He responded right away and walked me through what was needed. He has got this down! From getting the precise location info, absorbing any and all information, and even checking the tidiest make sure he is searching in the same conditions to the time I lost my wedding ring. He clearly has the skills and equipment to help a person keep hope when an important item is lost in an impossible place like the beach. My wife was too stoked I got my precious ring back. If you are reading this and are suffering similar misfortune Adam will take your situation seriously and really put in the effort needed to find your ring. He really cares about what he does and it shows. Thank you so much fir the awesome job Adam!
If you lost some jewelry on the beach, in the water, or in the backyard, then give me a call. My name is Louis 305-608-1870 and I run a metal detecting recovery service. Check out my other blogs of all my successful recoveries. If the photos above, her husband lost his Cuban link gold ring the night before. She came across my website and I was able to meet her up immediately and within 5 min I found his ring. If you’ve lost something, please don’t wait give me a call, text, or leave a message.
Leina called to report her ring was somewhere along a dirt road but she knew the general area. Her concern was there were heavy rains the day she called and was thinking it would be more difficult to locate her treasured ring.
I met Leina the next morning and she had said she bought a metal detector and tried to locate it herself but was finding way too many pieces of trash and numerous unknown signals. She had given me a search area and I was also pulling out various metal items. We continued along a wet ditch which had a tall metal fence on the opposite side. The fence was causing my machine to sound off when I swung too close. Leina was upset and I tried to calm her down with conversation. We seemed to have a lot in common when it came to living through our years. While I continued to search the roadside and ditch beyond her marked area, I was pulling more trash and then I finally hit the right spot. Leina didn’t even noticed I had found her ring in the weeds and water. I stood there to take a break and listen to what she was talking about (her upcoming wedding). She was so stressed. I held out may hand with her ring and said “Maybe this will help”. She melted with tears and joy
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Nick was walking his dog along the beach in Cape May, New Jersey when his gold wedding band slipped off his finger and disappeared into the sand. It was only later that he realized his ring was missing and, sought my help to find it. I arrived about thirty minutes later and got some more details from Nick before starting the search. We initially focused on the area where he had rested with his dog, but the ring was nowhere to be found. Thus, I decided to expand our search along the route he had taken. Approximately 200 feet from our starting point and about an hour later my metal detector emitted a promising sound, there it was, Nick’s missing wedding band! A Great day in Cape May, NJ.
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Nicholas put his wedding ring in an ice chest for safe keeping while on the beach. The problem was, he forgot it was there and dumped the icy contents of the chest by the pedestrian entrance trash cans when leaving the beach. He didn’t even realize it was missing until he made it home 2 hours away. He was about to write it off as lost, but, figured it was a worth a shot to try and recover it even though it was a long shot in his mind since it had been a couple of days already. He found me on the Ring Finders directory and made contact. With just a map and a couple of circled spots to search, I headed to the beach on a cold, rainy, windy day. The first area was a bust, but, after moving some trash cans out of the way, the second area produced his ring. Today, Nicholas and his wife made another trip here and happily picked up his ring. A pleasure to meet you both and thank you for the reward.
Nevaeh made a post in late January about a very sentimental ring she lost the previous May on the beach. She informed me that after a swim and as she was on the beach house steps, she felt the ring slip off.
Nevaeh’s fiancé gave her the ring for their first Christmas together and around the time she got her first tattoo of the sun. Her fiancé had the Tiffany & Co. (her favorite jewelry brand) ring engraved with a picture of the sun. This added to the sentimental value of the ring for her.
I contacted Nevaeh about the post and she agreed to allow me to search the area. I parked at her friend’s beach house and was able to locate her ring about 4 inches down in the sand. She & I was surprised it was still there and not more deeply buried by sand. Being buried in the sand for 8 months made the silver ring a bit tarnished but Nevaeh informed me she would have it cleaned as soon as possible.
I’m starting out my 8th year of doing this and my first ring of the year actually turned out to be two rings! Tammy and her husband Andrew brought their beautiful family down from Kentucky to enjoy Perdido. They had spent the day on the beach and as it started to be time to leave, Tammy panicked when she realized her wedding band and her engagement ring were no longer on her hand. They had a general idea where they had been on the beach but she wasn’t sure where the rings were. She quickly did some googling and found my FB page, Pensacola Ring Finders. She texted me while my wife and I were at dinner and I quickly called her back. She was in luck that my wife who is my good luck charm was up for a trip to Perdido. We got there as quickly as possible, prepared with flashlights to search into the night. After talking with Tammy and Andrew there were three areas they had played volleyball and I decided to start in the one that Tammy had described first. I made one pass and then a second. On my third turn I got a good gold sound. I’ve learned that this could be a pull tab and not to sound the alarm quite yet so I gently scooped up the first signal. I needn’t have worried and quickly saw the diamonds from the wedding band in the scoop. I called Tammy over and said, “well here’s one!” 😃 The second one was still missing so I started back searching in the same general area. It wasn’t long until I heard a strong platinum tone. This time I couldn’t help but smile and I scooped down very carefully and saw the flash of the engagement ring in the edge of the sand. I let Tammy pull it out of the scoop and celebrate with her family as she returned it to its rightful place on her hand. I love doing this. I can’t wait to see who else I will be able to help this year. See you soon. 😉