Jeff was working in his garden last fall when he noticed his wedding ring of 33 years was not on his finger. They had spent many hours over the last few months searching for it with no success. He then turned to the internet where he came across Theringfinders.com . The rest is history.
Moira got ahold of me and said she had noticed on Saturday at the 6th hole of a golf course that her irreplaceable engagement ring was not on her finger. I asked when was the last time she knew she had it. She said Wednesday night. Wow we were looking at a big window with lots of real estate. We talked for over an hour, narrowing down places to look and shortening the timeline. I agreed to meet at her house the next day. We talked about things she was going to look through in her house and I was going to work the outside, detecting and endoscoping her car. She went inside and I started to set up a grid to cover every square inch of where she threw balls for her two dogs. After some time she appeared outside with a big beautiful. She had found it while going through some places she had ran her hands. This truly was a great example of what teamwork with an experienced Ring Finder can accomplish.
Alec was playing with his dog when his wedding ring of 2 years went flying off his finger as he threw the ball. He searched for a couple hours, even raked the yard and used a metal detector. He even reviewed the home surveillance camera to better search and turned up empty handed. He searched the internet, found a video of a ring finder on YouTube and looked up the Lincoln Nebraska area. Long story short we feel the ring was flicked some 30 feet from its original resting place when he raked. We were all so happy that it was found. Its winter and the sun was setting and frost was already on the ground.
Ashley lost her college class ring while boating on the lake. She was having a good time and waving when all of a sudden her ring flew off. Fast forward 8 years and the lake had to be drained for work that was going to be done. Her grandmother still lives on the lake. Ashley is a traveling nurse so I left the ring with her grandmother to give to her for a Christmas present.
Carma saw one of my ring finder posts and decided to bait me with a challenge. 30 years ago she lost a ring her mom had given her. She was at a party playing volleyball, never felt it slip off but looked down and realized it was missing. One problem, the land had all been developed. So I started investigating to see if there was a chance it might still be in some ground that was undisturbed. I got permission and long story short found it after about 3 hours of searching. We talked about what this ring meant to her and that she can now tell her mom that the ring passed down with love has been found.
Rob called me after they had search for a couple hours for his wife’s very sentimental ring from her home in Vietnam. She was enjoying her first experience of snow and was throwing it. This was an old property with 100’s of signals and lots of foot traffic because of its location. After about 15 minutes I was able to recover it, not to far from their search area. Rob Lincoln Nebraska ring finder. 402-580-6933
I got a call from Richard’s son that his father had lost a hearing aid. Richard still had one which I scanned to see what the signal was like. Richard took me on a tour of his acreage to show me the places he did yard work that day. Twenty minutes later I got the signal. He is having 28 people over for thanksgiving in a couple days. I’m glad he will be able to hear all the laughter of his family.
John, a coworker, got ahold of me 2 weeks after his wedding ring went missing. They had searched everywhere, tearing the house apart with no luck including tracing the route used on the short bike ride to the playground. We sat down and made up a timeline of what he did. It included a bike ride with his son. My experience told me that it was placed somewhere strange but safe at the time. Long story short it was still safe in a small zipper pocket in a strange location on his jacket. Team work is key.
Denise called me, she had been engaged for 10 days and was in the process of moving out west. She had lost her 1 CT diamond ring. She said she lost it in her apartment so I knew this wasn’t going to be the usual recovery. We sat down and talked about what she had been doing that day. We teamed up and looked through everything including endoscoping the washer and other tight spots. Long story short it was located in the bottom of a container.
Elizabeth was out in the beautiful country enjoying a walk with her young son and dog when they ventured off the main road and through the tall grass in the ditch. When they eventually got back on the road she noticed her wedding ring of 7 years was not on her finger. Her husband tried all he could think of, weed whipping the ditch, burning it all off and buying a metal detector. The ring they felt was lost for good, even to the point of looking in jewelry stores for a replacement. That is when Elizabeth stumbled across Theringfinders.com. I took my partner, Nelson my son, so we could cover the most area in the shortest time. 35 minutes later we get the signal. We were honored to be a part of the story of returning an irreplaceable symbol to them. Rob 402-580-6933
