Wedding ring recovered in Bradley Beach NJ
…. Got a call from John who got my number from Kati Schmidt a fellow Ring Finder asking for help in finding his late fathers wedding band that was lost in the sand. Told him id meet him down on the beach. While enjoying the beach with his family he took off his wedding band and placed it in a side pocket on his beach chair. During the course of the day with taking stuff out of the pocket his ring went with them and fell into the sand. He didnt know it till he went to get it when leaving. I searched the area where they were sitting and wasnt doing well. I started outside the area and not to far I found his ring. He was so greatful to get his fathers ring back.
Got a call from Fabiana asking for help in finding her 3 year old daughters earring lost in the sand. I told her id be there as soon as i could to help. She met me at the entrance to the beach club and walked me down to where they were sitting. Seems while enjoying the day with the family, her daughter had a cowboy hat on and her bother yanked it off her head and in doing so caught her earring and it flew into the sand. I asked for the matching earring to test it on the detector and got nothing. I adjusted my settings to where I could hear it but just bearly. After finding a few pieces of trash I finally got another slight signal and figured id better check it and im glad I did. There was her earring. Fabiana was so excited to learn I found it for her daughter. Another Happy ending.
After doing a google search Desiree texted me asking for help in finding her lost engagement ring. I loaded my gear and headed right out to Asbury. Seems she went down for a morning swim and took off her wedding ring and engagement ring and put them in her pants pocket then into a wooden cubby type locker. When done swimming she reached in and pull the pants out and the rings fell out into the sand. She was able to find the wedding band but not the engagement ring. The area was small and in no time I was able to reunite her with her ring. A great happy ending to a nice morning. 
Got a text from Jocelyn asking if I was available to help find her engagement ring lost in the sand. I gave her a call and said if she can wait till I get there id be happy to come. Took the drive to Monmouth Beach and they were waiting for me at the ramp. While walking to where she was sitting she explained that while enjoying the day with the family she took off her rings and placed them in her beach bag. She went to get her rings out and only found 1 of the 2 she placed in. She figured that during the day of pulling things out of the bag the 1 ring must of came out into the sand. They tried to search with their hands and even went and bought an inexpensive metal detector but had no luck. After a web seach she found me. The first pass I took came up nothing, turned around moved over a bit and half way I got a stong signal and after a small scoop of sand I had her ring back for her. Everyone was so happy, even the people watching were clapping. A great ending to what could of been a bad day. So happy I could help.
Got a call from Ciarra asking for help in locating her lost ring. While enjoying a beautiful Sunday at Belmar beach with her boy friend, Ciarra took off her ring and placed it on her towel. During the day the towell got moved forgetting about the ring and the ring flew into sand. She spent an hour with her hands looking for it but had no luck. I took the ride to Belmar and she met me at the entrance. We got to where she was sitting and within a few minutes I had her ring back on her hand. A great ending to a beautiful day. 
I search an area they thought they might of landed but didnt hear them. I moved under the tent they had set up and got my first signal and out came ring number 1 just behind her husbands chair. Had her move the chair and found the second one under where his chair was sitting. She couldnt believe how quick I found them. A great happy ending to what could of been a sad day.
couldnt find it. 2 days went by till her friend told her of our service, thats when she called. I met her at the beach and detected the area where she thought she was sitting but didn’t find her bracelet. We figured it might of been found already and called off the search. I could see her tearing up thinking she lost it forever and felt really bad for her. I thought about it the next day at work and knew how much it ment to her and felt the need to go back after work and try again, this time expanding the area thinking she wasn’t sure where she was. Starting 20 out from where I ended the day before I started working toward where I ended the last search. 4 passes in I was looking down while detecting and happened to see part of the bracelet sticking out of the sand and couldnt believe I found it. I called her and gave her the good news and she was so grateful I didn’t give up and went back to look again. This one was really a happy ending for the both of us.
ring was lost. He said he was playing volleyball when the ring flew off his finger. He stated he and his friends searched for an hour with no luck. I started searching the area with no luck. So I started a grid search and after a few passes I got the signal I was hoping for and sure enough there was his ring at the edge of the search area. Anthony was so happy to have his ring back on his finger where it belongs. Another happy ending.
my car and sidewalk off yet ). When I got there I saw a metal detector laying on the ground, it seems a local girl Emma was detecting the beach ( in a snow storm ) and came across Jaquelyn but couldnt help, her battery went dead detecting. They had already moved the car from where it was park trying to look for it, but showed me the area where the ring should be. I started detecting and on the second target I heard, there was her ring buried in the snow. The smile of joy on everyone’s faces was the best feeling, knowing she got her beloved ring back on her finger. 
