SCUBA Diver Returns Gold Ring, Swift Creek Reservoir, Midlothian VA
Found and returned a white gold wedding ring, Swift Creek Reservoir, Midlothian VA.
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Found May 20th, 2023.
Newlywed Bailey was fishing from his grandmother’s dock. He shook off some weeds from his fingers and his wedding ring flew off. When the ring came off, Bailey saw in slow motion how it flew into the water. The family searched near the dock to no avail. Bailey’s mother Susan contacted me and asked for my help. It would be a couple of weeks before I could arrange my schedule for a search. But I knew the ring was not going anywhere.
The Search Area
Getting Ready
My son and I arrived at the lovely lakefront home and assessed how to conduct the search. My son helped me that day by hauling equipment, advising, and acting as my safety diver. At first, we tried searching in the four to five feet deep water using an Equinox 900 and a scoop. After twenty minutes, it became apparent there were an incredible amount of metal targets. When I asked Bailey’s dad why there was so much metal, he explained that many years ago, there may have been an old boat sunk and dismantled near the dock. Although the visibility was very poor in the shallow water, I decided to SCUBA dive. This allowed me to work around branches, rocks, and pinpoint shallow targets faster. Every target I found in the white gold identification range had to be investigated. It was a slow four hours for everyone on the dock, but I finally found the ring!
Bailey Smiles
It was gratifying to hand the ring to Bailey. My son captured the moment when Bailey was handed what he had thought was lost forever.
For my Ringfinder friends, this white gold ring hit at a solid 22 VDI on the Equinox 900.
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