#ringfinderlakewood Tag | The Ring Finders

Men’s gold wedding band lost, found and returned in Boulder

  • from Lakewood (Colorado, United States)

Calvin was doing some yard work at his Boulder home when he lost his gold wedding band. Yes, that’s his backyard with the creek. #jealous Calvin and his wife looked for a bit but thought a metal detector was needed. His wife Ann found Jeff on Ringfinders. While he was explaining to us what he did that day, he expressed their interest in buying metal detectors. While Jeff was giving Ann a quick lesson with the detector, I headed down to the creek where they were working. I decided to start where they cleared brush near the river. After a few swings, and a quick pulling back of grass I saw the biggest gold men’s ring I’ve ever seen. I yelled to Jeff who was still by the car getting his gear together.
Hugs were exchanged, maybe a tear shed. And an invitation to come back, hang in their yard and teach them how to detect. Looking forward to introducing these two wonderful people into the hobby.

2 rings lost in Wash park Denver found and returned!

  • from Lakewood (Colorado, United States)

Erin was visiting friends here in Colorado from Chicago over the weekend. They decided to spend some time in the very popular “Wash park” in Denver. They laid out a blanket and Erin decided to take the rings off to put lotion on. She had set them on the blanket and forgot about them. They were a Norte Dame class ring and a Claddaugh ring. As they were leaving they shook the blanket off and packed up. She was already on her way back to Chicago when she realized th

 

Recovered wedding set in Lochbuie, Colorado

  • from Lakewood (Colorado, United States)

 

 

I got a call from a young woman who lost her wedding set. She put her rings in her pant pocket, set her pants down to change to go into her pool. While she was in her pool her dog grabbed her pants and took them from the backyard around to the front of the house. She had a good idea of where they might be. When I arrived the entire yard was xeriscaped and under construction. There were roofing nails, screws and all kinds of building material everywhere. I started where she thought they could be which was in the front yard, with no success. On the side of the house there was a patch of hay and random trash, building material etc. After many signals from nails and screws I got a solid signal in the hay pile. One ring found….about 2 feet away in the hay was the other. She was so surprised I had found it so quickly, honestly so was I. Most of that time was trying to get the dog away from playing with the detector coil. 🙂 She was shy and did not want to show her face but was happy to model on her hand.