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Diamond Wedding Rings lost and Recovered, Monmouth Beach NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper, NJ Ring Finder

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)

Early on Monday morning, Marim texted me inquiring about my services to recover her lost wedding set. The day before, she had taken off her three rings and placed them on a blanket while applying sunblock. Later that day, thunderstorms moved in, and in the rush to leave, she forgot about the rings. She shook out the blanket, and they likely fell into the sand. It wasn’t until she arrived home that she realized what had happened. She and a friend drove back to the beach that evening, searching with flashlights, but with no luck.

When Marim contacted me, I knew I had to act quickly, as the area of the beach they were lost on was popular with other detectorists. The only problem was that she wasn’t sure exactly what beach they had been at,  as her friend had driven and she didn’t visit often. After several texts and phone calls with her friend, we agreed to meet at a nearby grocery store. From there, I followed her and her friend to the beach.

Luckily, it was a relatively quiet, wide stretch of sand, and we were the only ones there on that beautiful morning. Marim was confident we were in the right spot because she could see drag marks in the sand, and she used an app to track her family’s location, which returned us to the exact spot. After only a few minutes of searching, all three rings were safely in my scoop and back on her finger.

Marim was completely relieved. Fortunately, the beach was a private beach, with limited locations for the general public, or there might have been a good chance that someone else would have found the rings before we got there.

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Lost Engagement Ring at Ijamsville, Maryland Wedding Sparks Panic…Ring Hero Brian Rudolph Solves Mystery at Glen Ellen Farm

  • from Washington (District of Columbia, United States)

Tessa’s yellow gold 1.75 carat marquise cut diamond engagement ring lost at a wedding and recovered by professional metal detectorist Brian Rudolph

Tessa and her fiancé Patrick excitedly pose for the camera after RING HERO Brian Rudolph metal detected their irreplaceable keepsake on the grassy parking lot at Glen Ellen Farm in Ijamsville, Maryland

Brian Rudolph, Lost Item Recovery Specialist (also known as THE RING HERO) searches  Land, Water, Sand, Snow, Leaves, Cliffs, Houses and Vehicles. He Will Find Your Lost Item! Call ASAP (301) 466-8644!

At six in the morning this past Mother’s Day, I received a text from a desperate bride-to-be who lost her beautiful yellow gold 1.75 carat marquise cut diamond engagement ring.

Tessa and Patrick were getting married in 3 weeks and while attending a friend’s wedding, Tessa realized that she wasn’t wearing her irreplaceable keepsake on her finger.

Upon returning to the hotel room later that night, the engaged couple frantically searched everywhere for Tessa’s ring but unfortunately it was nowhere to be found. They even pulled the sink trap off to see if the jewel ended up in the bathroom’s plumbing but sadly it was not there.

By morning, the couple started getting desperate. Tessa searched online for help and that’s when THE RING HERO, Brian Rudolph, came to the rescue!

I spoke with Tessa shortly after 6am to get the facts pertaining to the disappearance of her irreplaceable “symbol of love”. From all of the information that she gave me, I narrowed the search window between the hotel room and the grassy parking lot at the wedding venue.

My client told me that her ring was not loose on her finger. That fact helped me to conclude that she had to have intentionally taken the ring off of her finger (it did not slide off). So, the two places where it could have been taken off would have been in the couple’s hotel bathroom or in their vehicle. This led me to my next question, “Tessa, did you happen to apply lotion on your hands while the two of you drove to the wedding?” She immediately responded with astonishment, “Yes, how did you know?” I explained to my client that this was a common behavior when people lose their rings. They take the jewelry off of their fingers, place the items on their lap, apply the lotion, and forget to put the ring(s) back onto their finger(s).

We now had a plan with how we would attack this search. I agreed to meet Tessa and Patrick out at Glen Ellen Farm in Ijamsville, Maryland where the wedding had taken place the night before.

When I arrived at the property, I parked along the grassy parking lot where the couple had positioned their vehicle when they first arrived at the wedding. I asked if we could have a word of prayer before the search began and they appreciated my desire to call upon God’s help to assist me in helping my clients. Since God instituted the concept of betrothal (which is engagement) as well as marriage, my opinion is that the Lord is on my side when it comes to trying to recover these symbols of promise and covenant of commitment!

I asked Tessa where she thought the two of them parked their vehicle and I then immediately got to work! I was hoping that my theory was correct that the young lady had just not remembered that she had the ring on her finger coming to the wedding and that she just forgot to put it back on after applying lotion.

As it turned out, within a couple of minutes of metal detecting the grassy parking area, I struck yellow gold! I indeed recovered Tessa’s irreplaceable jewel of love! I cannot express with words how awesome it felt to successfully metal detect Tessa’s ring based on the theory I was going by!

It was such an awesome sight to see Tessa’s face and her fiancé’s countenance the moment that I yelled over to them that I had found their beloved ring! The three of us celebrated the return of one of their most important material possessions and we gave thanks to the Lord for helping me solve this mystery for the couple! It was a beautiful moment for all of us!

Tessa and Patrick will be getting married next week! Because they called THE RING HERO to help find their jewel and recover it before it was lost forever, Tessa will now be wearing her beloved yellow gold 1.75 marquis diamond engagement ring on the most special day of her life!

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Lost 2 rings, Found 2 Rings!

  • from Kerrville (Texas, United States)

Tracy was working in her Bulverde Texas back yard and lost not one but TWO of her rings. She Googled finding a ring and discovered me on of TheRingFinders.com website. Tracy called and we we set up a time to find her rings. The day of the search arrived and I drove the 55 miles to Tracy’s home. Tracy explained what she was doing when she lost the rings and I started searching with my Garrett AT Pro. It didn’t take too long and the gold tone rang from my detector. Ring #1 found. I proceeded to search in another corner of the yard and Bingo! Ring #2 found. Tracy was very excited and very thankful when she placed the rings back on her fingers again.

Remember, when you you lose your ring, jewelry (gold silver), or any other valuables check with TheRingFinders.com. https://theringfinders.com/Chris.Dean/

Lost Heirloom Gold Necklace Found By Crystal Coast Ring Finders Metal Detector Service – Emerald Isle, NC

  • from Emerald Isle (North Carolina, United States)

Morgan was spending time with his family in Emerald Isle.  While on the beach, Morgan decided to go surfing with his brother and removed his necklace before heading out into the surf.  Upon returning, he had forgot about the necklace and packed up quickly and left the beach.  Morgan stated he and 12 other people searched for 3 hours that same evening and he came back the following morning to search for 2 additional hours and could not find his lost heirloom necklace.  Morgan reached out to me later that morning and I arrived shortly afterwards to meet Morgan’s father.  Morgan needed to get back home (out of town) and his father showed me the search area on the beach.  It took me less than 30 minutes to pull Morgan’s lost necklace from the high tide line of the beach.  This was a very memorable recovery and everyone involved was so thankful.  (Morgan’s father in the recovery photo)

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Beach Haven, LBI: A cross was lost in the sand. NJ Ring Finder Edward Trapper is ready to help you find it.”

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)

I received a call from Chad about locating his lost cross on a Jersey Shore beach. He explained that while playing football, one of his friends tackled him, and when he stood up, his necklace was broken. Luckily, Chad was still at the beach, and I was available to head right over to his location on Long Beach Island (LBI).

When I arrived, Chad walked me through the areas they had been in and pointed out the exact spot where his necklace had broken. I began by searching a 30-foot-wide area but only found a couple of coins. I then moved to another section where they had been catching passes but came up empty-handed again.

Puzzled as to why the cross wasn’t where Chad was tackled, I decided to return to the original spot and change the frequency on my metal detector. Sure enough, I picked up a faint signal that turned out to be Chad’s cross. Another successful recovery for the 2024 season!

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Gold Necklace Pendant Lost From Broken Chain Found In Pine Knoll Shores, NC

  • from Emerald Isle (North Carolina, United States)

Jim was walking along a wooden pathway near the Pine Knoll Shores coastline and stopped to stretch his aching back.  While bending over the railing to stretch out his muscles.  As he raised up, his gold necklace snagged part of the railing.  This caused his sentimental gold cross to fall about ten feet into the shrubbery and sand below.  Jim had a couple of guys go in and look for the missing cross unfortunately, they were unsuccessful.  One of the nice gentlemen, reached out to Crystal Coast Ring Finders to see if a metal detector would locate the lost gold.

Because of scheduling conflicts and weather conditions, the search was postponed for a few days.  I met Jim in the morning and he showed me the location.  This was a difficult area to even squeeze into for searching and once I arrived below the railing, I began my search using my metal detector as well as my Garrett hand held pinpointer.  I came across many nails, screws and some fencing wire during the search and eventually worked my way down hill to where the men, who searched previously before me,  had worked some of the sand into a pile.  This was below the obvious area just below the railing.  A few passes with my detector showed more nails and then a very good signal.   After I grabbed a handful of the sand & debris, I spotted a very dirty golden cross in the pile.  I met Jim at my truck and he declined having his picture taken so you see a picture of me after a very dirty, sweaty search.

Ocean City NJ Lost Wedding Ring and Engagement Ring Found by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)

Lost Wedding and Engagement Rings Found in Ocean City, NJ Sand 

Lost a ring in Ocean City, NJ?

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It started as a relaxing day at the beach in Ocean City, New Jersey quickly turned into a moment of panic for one couple after they realized both a wedding ring and engagement ring had slipped off somewhere in the sand. The couple had been walking back to their beach rental when the bride noticed her rings were no longer on her finger.

Frantic, they retraced their steps across several blocks of soft sand but couldn’t find the precious jewelry. As the sun began to set, hope seemed to be slipping away until someone recommended calling Ring Finders South Jersey.

Within minutes, John Favano, the professional behind Ring Finders South Jersey, arrived on the scene equipped with his metal detector and years of experience recovering lost valuables along the Jersey Shore. After getting a description of the route the couple had taken, he began scanning the sand along their path.

Amazingly, within just 20 minutes, John picked up a strong signal and carefully dug into the sand—revealing both the engagement ring and wedding band glistening in the scoop. The couple was overwhelmed with joy and relief, shedding tears of gratitude as they were reunited with their rings.

John Favano of Ring Finders South Jersey covers all beaches from Brigantine to Cape May and is available to help recover lost rings, jewelry, phones, and other valuables. If you lose something in the sand or water, don’t wait call the expert and get it back.

For help, visit RingFindersSouthJersey.com.

Wedding/Engagement rings lost in grass, Seaside Park NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper, NJ Ring Finder

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)

Maria spent a beautiful sunny afternoon at the beach, where she had removed both of her rings and placed them in the pocket of her shorts for safekeeping. Later in the day, after leaving the beach, Maria and her family stopped at a flea market in the center of town. While there, they brushed off the remaining sand from the beach, and Maria took off her shorts to shake them out, forgetting about the rings she had placed in the pocket. It wasn’t until she got home that she realized her rings were missing.

Panicked, Maria posted on a local Facebook page, sharing the exact spots where she had been sitting at the beach and where she had parked at the flea market. I always advise people not to post specific locations until they consult with a professional, but by then, several people had recommended me—NJ Ring Finder—and some even volunteered to search with their metal detectors.

The following day, Maria contacted me directly, requesting help to locate her missing rings. After discussing the details, I asked if any of the volunteers had found anything, but she hadn’t heard from anyone. After going over everything she did that day, I determined that the flea market was the most likely place where the rings had fallen out and decided to start my search there. We agreed on a time to meet, as it’s always best to have someone familiar with the exact locations present.

Once at the park, Maria showed me where she had shaken out her shorts, and I started working slowly, covering a 10-foot-wide area. The park was filled with signals—probably around 50—but most were just trash. Then, out of nowhere, my metal detector let out a sweet, low tone that I instantly recognized as a promising signal. Sure enough, buried in the grass, both of Maria’s rings lay side-by-side.

Maria was in disbelief, especially since it had been three days since she lost them. Thankfully, she followed the advice of the Facebook group and reached out to me for help. Another successful recovery for 2024, and a very happy ending for Maria!

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Diamond Ring Lost in Prairie Village

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)

Stacie lost her 14K white gold and diamond ring and narrowed the likely hiding place down to the backyard or the pool.  Renting a metal detector to no avail led her to me.  After eliminating the backyard, we located her gorgeous keepsake at the bottom of the pool.  Another happy customer and the smile says it all!

Ring lost at Coronado found

  • from La Jolla (California, United States)

Aaron called me saying that his fiancee Katie lost her engagement ring in the dry sand. She had removed it to apply some lotion, set it in her hat, and in the process of them setting up the umbrella and blanket, the ring ended up missing. Later, they had also moved to another location in the wet sand 80 feet away, so, it could be there also. I started in the dry sand which was the most likely. Aaron pointed out the original spot where they had the umbrella planted, so, I started just to the side of that. First pass, nothing, but, two thirds of the way back on the second pass, I got the sweet sound that rang up a solid 25 on my Equinox 900. Poked the pin pointer into the sand and pulled out a beautiful gold ring. A tearful Katie was so happy to have her precious love token back again. A pleasure to meet you both and thank you for the reward.