The priceless smiles and appreciation when I find someone’s sentimental piece of jewelry is worth a million bucks!! It was dark out but had to try, so I went and helped Andre and his friend Jeff find the gold shell that fell off his chain at the beach. Glad I could help 😊
Robert and his family were visiting from Orlando when his necklace broke and he lost his charm his Dad gave to him many years ago that eventually will be passed on to his son. They searched the sand with no luck. He contacted me and within 10 minutes the happy ping alerted us and it was found! A happy beginning to his family’s vacation!! 
Amanda and her family were here on vacation. She was playing volleyball with her daughter when both her wedding band and engagement ring flew off into the shallow waters on Indian Rocks Beach. Her daughter found the engagement ring but they couldn’t find the band. Day one of searching for 3 hours turned up nothing. Another metal detecting hunter joined the search and still we didn’t find anything. The next day I had a few hours to spare so I went out again and had better results. One ping in two days! About 15 feet out into the shallow waters and buried an inch and a half in the sand.
That one ping was Amanda’s wedding band!! So glad I could find it before she went home the next day. A happy ending to a family vacation.
Hi, My name is Lee and I just joined Ringfinders.com. I have been metal detecting as a hobby for over three years. Many years ago I worked doing land survey and specialized in finding “ hard to find” property corners that no one else could find. So it isn’t new to me. My favorite part of metal detecting is the opportunity to find a persons lost jewelry and reunite what they thought was lost forever.This is why I decided to join Ringfinders.com.