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Lost Wedding Band … Found in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Received a call this morning about a lost wedding band. The lady had been on a walking trail last night and lost her wedding ring which was a three ring set.

Her husband and her found two of them right away but the third one couldn’t be found. I gridded and searched the area this morning for two hours and

didn’t find it until I went to the opposite side of the trail and there it was.

Happy to find it for her and I know she was grateful to have it back.

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Beautiful Gold/Onyx Signet Ring Lost, Recovered and Returned in Middletown, DE!!!!

  • from Philadelphia (Pennsylvania, United States)
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Brandon was a referral from fellow Ring Finder, Alan Seeney. Brandon got in touch after losing a very sentimental gold ring in his friends backyard in Middletown, DE. The ring was was on a chain around his neck when he was horsing around with some kids. He discovered at some point the chain broke and the ring dropped. He and his friends searched for hours. He even purchased a metal detector in hopes of finding himself. Countless folks purchase or rent a metal detector in an attempt to find themselves but in most cases they end up calling a ring finder anyway. The experience of the detectorist is more important then the machine….though the machine is important too. I arrived at Brandon’s friends house later that same day and set my Minelab Manticore Metal Detector for gold…and went to work scanning that backyard. A gold ring on the surface has a very unique, booming signal…so I knew the signal I was listening for. 10 minutes into the search….BOOM…the signal I was hoping for. I looked down and there was this large beautiful gold ring!!! I was very happy to be able to find Brandon’s ring for him!

 

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Wedding Ring Tragedy Quickly got better, Cape May NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper NJ Ring Finder

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)
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I got a call from Lauren, who was noticeably upset because she had just lost her wedding set in the ocean. I told her to try to stay calm, that I would head out immediately, and asked her to mark the location on Google Maps using her cell phone so we could pinpoint the area as accurately as possible.

When I arrived, I met her husband in the parking lot and we talked as we walked down to the beach. He explained exactly what had happened and how Lauren’s rings had slipped off in the surf. With the tide coming in quickly, I knew time was not on our side.

I headed straight into the water and began searching as low on the beach as I safely could. In about waist-deep water, almost immediately, I heard that beautiful signal every detectorist hopes for. A quick scoop later and there it was—Lauren’s wedding ring!

I checked the same area again, and just inches away I got another strong signal. This time it was her engagement ring.

The entire beach erupted in excitement. Several people had been watching the situation unfold, and within moments what had started as a heartbreaking day turned into an incredible recovery. Lauren went from tears and panic to smiles and relief in a matter of minutes.

There’s nothing quite like handing someone back something they thought was lost forever. Moments like these are exactly why I love what I do.

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Lost gold ring out of car window, Leesburg Florida Recovered along side of road by Ring Finders service.

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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Solomon called me about a lost ring along a busy road over in the Leesburg area and he wanted to know if there was some way I could help him. He said it dropped out of his car window while he was rolling it down and getting ready to throw a little something out. I was a bit confused because many times people throw their rings out of moving cars but in this case it simple dropped off of his finger and he could not find it anywhere and that is why he called me. There was no exact address along the road so he sent me the pin and two hours later we met along the road, parked just ahead of where he was when his ring fell out of his window. I asked Solomon, whose name means « Man of peace », to join me inside my vehicle in the AC so I could ask a few more specific questions and to think about the best way to begin searching for his lost gold ring. As I sat in the car I observed the section of roadway and noticed it was a long curve in the road going to the right and the pavement/asphalt was slanted a fair bit. Solomon had searched in the roadway itself and the other side of the road and had not even thought of looking on the downhill side, which I assured him that a dropped ring would naturally follow his vehicle a short ways and then gravity would push it to the right shoulder. We put on bright yellow and orange vests and I recommended we just walk slowly and search with our eyes before I use my metal detector. We walked maybe 60 feet or so and BOOM…there was Solomons lost gold ring…just laying in the sparse grass! Solomon was shocked and happy and thrilled to see his ring and told me he will not wear it on his pinky finger anymore but will get it resized so it fits properly on his wedding finger. Again I always pray before and after each and every search and I thank God for giving me wisdom and putting me in a position to help people and be a blessing in any way I can.

So how can I help you find something you have lost? Call or text me ASAP and let’s talk!

Mike McInroe…thankful for theringfinders.com

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Lost Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet

  • from Miami (Florida, United States)
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Did you just lose a ring or any other type of jewelry at the beach, in the sand, in the shallow water, or even in your backyard, then give me a call, louis at 305-608-1870. I have a Metal Detecting service with 15 yrs of experience and can come out and help you recover lost item.
In the photos above you can see another successful recovery of a beautiful gold and diamond Cartier bracelet (my second one in as many months).  The bracelet was a special gift and flew off her wrist while playing in the sand.  After many hours of her trying to look for it she came across my number/service.  When I got there she frantically walked me over to the area where she thought she lost it.  I made two passes and quickly found her bracelet.  She was in disbelief and so thankful.
So if anything like this has happened to you, don’t wait. Give me a call. Louis 305-608-1870

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Metal detecting service in Haulover Beach

  • from Miami (Florida, United States)
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If you lost a ring or any other type of jewelry at the beach, in the sand, in the shallow water, or even in your backyard, give me a call, Louis at 305-608-1870. I have a Metal Detecting service and can come out and help you recover lost item.
In the photos below, I was called out to find a ring that was lost the night before at Haulover Beach.  Unfortunately the beach was closed by the time he called me but I was able to meet him there early the next morning.  He was from out of town and actually rented a car just to make it there.
He had place his ring in his pocket and believed it could have fallen out in one of two areas.  After searching the first area with no luck we tried to figure out where he was sitting the day before.  After gridding the area for a few minutes I was able to find it:-).  Another successful recovery.
If something similar has happened to you, don’t wait. Give me a call/text.  Louis 305-608-1870

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Wedding Ring Lost in Harpeth River Found With Metal Detector

  • from Nashville (Tennessee, United States)
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Jeff and his wife were enjoying the cool water of the Harpeth River in beautiful Leiper’s Fork, TN on June 20th when he lost his gold wedding band. They spent hours looking under rocks in the shallow river, which luckily was only six to ten inches deep in that area. Unable to find his ring, a family member of his looked on the internet and found my info on TheRingFinders directory. When Jeff contacted me I was in TX, but I assured him that based on what he told me, it was likely that the ring was nestled down in the rocks and probably even covered in silt from the flowing water, making it even more difficult to find. With Jeff’s hectic work schedule and me being out of town, we aimed for the search to be done today on June 28th. This search was the first of three searches on this day.

We met at the small winery along the river at 10:30 am. The business hadn’t opened yet however there were still about ten people seated in chairs in the shallow spots, enjoying the shade. A nice couple moved their chairs after Jeff mentioned why we were there. As the growing crowd of onlookers watched I continued my search for Jeff’s ring. After a few non-target items like pocket change and pull tabs were detected and removed from the river, I got another signal. Jeff was watching eagerly when I pulled the ring out from under some rocks and asked, “Does it look anything like this?” Everyone was cheering and clapping for Jeff. The pictures don’t do any justice to the river, but in my opinion it was the smiles on Jeff and his wife’s face that meant the most to me.

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Wedding Ring Lost for Two Weeks Found With Metal Detector

  • from Nashville (Tennessee, United States)
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Elia contacted me a week ago regarding her wedding ring being lost in her back yard a week prior. She had handed the ring to her husband when she went swimming and he put the ring in his shorts pocket. He later pulled some car keys from the same pocket and the ring apparently fell somewhere in the yard. Elia’s husband bought a metal detector and tried finding the ring himself, only to become frustrated. When our schedules were aligned I met with Elia and her husband on 06-28-2026. The back yard was expansive, but Elia’s husband showed me the areas where the ring was most likely lost. About 30 minutes into my grid search I got the tone that I was hoping for. Elias’s beautiful ring was concealed deep in the grass, not visible to the naked eye from any angle. Elia and her husband were elated, and I was quite happy myself. Eliza’s husband had already looked into replacing the ring and was shocked when he’d seen how much the price of gold had gone up. This was my second successful ring search on this day.

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Wedding Ring Set Found At Tunnel Park, Holland, MI

  • from Holland (Michigan, United States)
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Sara sent me a text and stated she lost her wedding rings while playing catch with a football with her son. We arranged to meet in an hour at the park. Lots of people on the beach and we made our way out to about waist deep water and started the search. The water was a little chilly until you got used to it. A guy on the beach had been there when she lost the rings and he directed us a little further to the left and he was right on, I found the first ring right away. In a few seconds I had the other one in the scoop. An emotional Sara had her rings back after 23 years of marriage. What a way to brighten your day!!!

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Wedding ring lost in swimming pool, Orlando Florida recovered by Mike McInroe Florida Ring Finder.

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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I received a late night call from Raymond asking if I would possibly be able to help him find his lost wedding ring on the bottom of a rather large swimming pool in a downtown Orlando Hotel. It was late at night but I asked if he was sure that he lost it in the pool and if he could get permission for me to conduct a scuba dive after hours! If he said yes to those two questions then I would agree to make the drive down and help him out. He called back right away and said yes to those two questions…so about 11:30pm I packed up my gear and drove down to meet Raymond and his wife who were anxiously awaiting me at the front desk. It was the perfect dive scenario so I set up my BLU3 NEMO Portable Dive System, donned my wet suit, my fins, mask, weight belt and grabbed my underwater dive light and entered the pool at the shallow end and swam along the bottom scanning my powerful light just an inch or so off of the bottom and slowly covered the whole pool. And then right in the darkest corner of the deepest end I saw a glint of gold and swam towards it hoping that it was Raymonds lost wedding ring and sure enough! Turned out to be a really easy and enjoyable search and recovery and even though I got home super late…it was a real pleasure to be able to help Raymond and his wife!

Have you lost something and need a ring finders help? Call or text me ASAP and let’s talk.

Mike McInroe…proud to be a member of theringfinders.com

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