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Metal detector service in Torrey pines San Diego to help find lost rings

  • from Carlsbad (California, United States)
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The Ring Finders Metal detector service in San Diego is here to help find your lost Jewelry, There is hope!! Call  CURTIS COX @ 760 889 2751 before it’s too late.

Here’s another successful recovery where a precious ring had simply disappeared into the dry sand causing this nice family some distress this summer. They were visiting Torrey pines beach on of the last days of vacation before heading back home to British Columbia. This silver evil eye Ring meant a lot to her being that it was gifted by someone special to her,,They also sifted through the sand where they were sitting to no avail.

Fortunately my contact info was found online, I wasted no time to get there after hearing the despair in her voice. It’s always a pleasure meeting people doing what I do with the addition this day was special after learning it was also her 20th birthday!!   Soon after turning on & swinging the Metal Detector in the approximate area a signal that matched came up on my screen,Then with a smile,,,I unearthed her precious sentimental ring from the ground. Cheers,Hugs & tears flowed around.  They were soo relieved and grateful I could help them find something so important to her.  The story’s of this ring will live on;)

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White Gold Wedding Band Set Lost in the Dry Sand, Found and Returned North Myrtle Beach SC (with Video)

  • from North Myrtle Beach (South Carolina, United States)
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This recovery started on Monday, Aug 27th about 1:10 pm, with a text message from Rachel saying, “Hi Jim. Am I able to hire you to search around our beach chairs for my wedding rings?” The text had her phone number, so I called her to get a little more detail. She told me that she took her ring set off and put them in her cover-up pocket to put on suntan lotion. A short time later she took the cover-up off, forgetting about the set. Within seconds, she remembered about them being in the pocket, and they were gone. She was sure they were around the beach chairs. Unfortunately, I wasn’t available for at least an hour or two, but she said she wasn’t going anywhere until she was sure the area was checked.

I called her back about 1:45 pm saying I’d be there in 30-45 minutes. When I got there she was in the parking lot talking to friends. We walked out on the beach and across the sand to where her husband Rob was sitting. The search area was maybe 1.5X1.5 ft.  I had my Equinox 800 with me, turned it on and started swinging. With the ring set being white gold, I knew the VDI (Visual Display Indicator) would show between 8-12, depending on the size of the rings. Within seconds I had an 11 VDI and a strong signal next a beach chair. I asked Rachel if she’d move the beach chair so I could be sure I wasn’t getting interference from it. I swung my machine back over the spot and BINGO! I had to take 2 scoops to get the target out of the hole. I didn’t ask, but I assumed that Rachel and Rob had tried to find the ring set and moved enough sand to bury the ring a little deeper. When I spread the sand out on the beach, Rachel spotted her ring before I did and quickly picked it up. There were a few very happy tears of relief and a big hug from Rachel, who didn’t think she’d get her precious treasure back.

Special thanks to my son, Mike, who’s visiting from CT and took the video for the story.

Rachel and Rob – Thank you for trusting me to help find your lost treasure. Have a great rest of your vacation!!

Jim

   

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Lost Wedding Rings in the sand recovered at East Beach in Santa Barbara

  • from Santa Barbara (California, United States)
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Lost Ring in the Sand Recovery in Santa Barbara – Dave MacDonald at DaveTheRingFinder.com
Lost your ring, necklace, pendant, or watch in the sand, yard, or field at East Beach, Hendry’s Beach, Bates Beach, Loon Point Beach, Leadbetter Beach, Butterfly Beach, or Summerland Beach in Santa Barbara? Time isn’t on your side—call or text Dave MacDonald, Ventura and Santa Barbara’s top Ringfinder, at 805-290-5009 or visit davetheringfinder.com immediately. Skip the hassle of renting a metal detector—trust Santa Barbara’s metal detecting expert to recover your lost jewelry fast!
Late Sunday afternoon, I got a frantic call from Julia, desperate to recover her wedding ring set lost in the sand at East Beach in Santa Barbara. I assured her we’d find them and raced to East Beach—one of Santa Barbara’s most popular spots, alongside Hendry’s Beach and Leadbetter Beach. Julia and her husband Robert had been enjoying the warm breezes and calm waters when Julia, trying to protect her rings, slipped them into her shorts pocket before a swim. After drying off, she put the shorts back on, reached for her rings—and they were gone, lost somewhere in the dry sand.
Julia showed me their spot at East Beach, and I started a grid search with my Minelab Manticore. Within a minute or two, I hit a solid tone, dug with my CKG scoop, and pulled out her stunning engagement ring. A couple more swings later, another perfect signal—her wedding band was safe in my scoop! From Bates Beach to Butterfly Beach, I’ve got the tools and know-how for lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara, and Julia’s smile proved it.
For lost ring recovery in Santa Barbara at East Beach, Hendry’s Beach, Bates Beach, Loon Point Beach, Leadbetter Beach, Butterfly Beach, or Summerland Beach, I’m your guy. Dave MacDonald at davetheringfinder.com brings years of experience to find your ring, necklace, pendant, or watch—whether it’s in the sand, a yard, or a field. Don’t wait—call or text me at 805-290-5009, day or night, even at 2 a.m.! Like Julia, you can rely on Santa Barbara’s metal detecting expert to get your jewelry back fast. Contact me now!

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Wedding Ring recovery at Wrightsville Beach NC

  • from Hillsborough (North Carolina, United States)
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This ring was recovered and returned at Wrightsville Beach NC on 8-25-24.

I received a call yesterday around 10:30am from a gentleman who was at Wrightsville Beach and had lost his ring. He explained he was tossing a ball with others when his ring suddenly fell off and he immediately tried to grab it but a wave came in and took it before he could pick it up. We spoke for awhile and he also explained that he had to catch a flight back to Arizona so he probably wouldn’t be there when I got to the beach but I could give it to his brother who could bring him the ring if I found it. He marked the area very well for me to know where to search and sent me photos of the markers. I drove to the beach and got there around 1:45pm. It was high to when I got there so I knew I would be hunting in the water since he lost it around low to mid tide. Because he marked the area so well I was able to find the area to search with ease. This was a big help. I entered the water and started my search. After about 10 minutes of searching in the water with strong waves I stepped into a trough under the water that was a little above my knees deep. Searching the trough I got a strong solid signal on my metal detector. I used my extreme sandscoop to dig the target and recover the ring. I called him to let him know I found it and sent him pictures of it. He was very happy to hear I found it. I later met with his brother at a rest area along my route home and gave him the ring so he could get it back to his brother. I was very happy to help. 

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Wedding band recovered in Belmar NJ

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While watching tv at 8:45pm, my phone rings and it’s Welmo from Fort Lee asking if I could help locating his wedding band lost on Belmar, NJ beach. At first I thought he had already returned home and I told him i’d go in the morning but with that beach there are some locals that detect the beach after hours and it may be gone by the morning. He said he was still in Belmar so I agreed to meet him in 15 minutes. Getting to the beach I met up with him. He told me he took his ring off to put lotion on his daughter and placed the ring on her bookbag she brought along and forgot about it. He showed me that area they were sitting by means of picture he took during the day and I started a grid back and forth. Wasn’t doing any good except for trash until my 6th pass through the area and got a great signal and with 1 scoop of sand I had his ring back for him. He was so grateful to get his ring back. A great happy ending to the night.

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Sea Isle City NJ Lost Ring Found by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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It was a busy afternoon on a hot sunny day in Sea Isle City, NJ. I received a call about a lost gold ring in the sand. It had slipped off somewhere in the area and couldn’t be found. I arrived about thirty minutes later, moved some of the chairs, and started a search. In a few minutes I had the ring back to the owner! Now she could continue to relax and enjoy the day in Sea Isle City, NJ!

Ring Finders South Jersey has a website. Feel free to check it out here::: https://ringfinderssouthjersey.com

 

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Lost Silver Rings at Honu Lagoon Ko Olina Resort…FOUND!!!

  • from O‘ahu (Hawaii, United States)
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This ring find began 12 August when I got a call from Aubri who was visiting Oahu from her home state of Texas.  While enjoying her day on the beach at Honu Lagoon before swimming she put her silver rings in the beach chair pocket.  At the end of the day and after returning the beach chair to the hotel she realized she had left the rings in the chair pocket.  Upon return to the chair area the rings were no were to be found.  She assumed the four rings must have fallen out when she folded the chair on the beach.  I went for the hunt on Saturday morning and was able to match up the photo of their location with the pic Aubri sent me.  I started the hunt working towards the grassy area Aubri described.  About 15 minutes into the hunt I got a nice high tone on the Manticore and dug a silver ring with a blue stone.  Another swing and a few inches over I found another silver ring with a little white opal.  There were four rings in total but the final two never showed themselves.  After talking to Aubri she thought maybe they were inside the resort area which would be impossible to hunt.  She was obviously grateful of the two I recovered and shes wearing them again in the pic back in Texas.  She knows I’ll certainly check again in case they are still on the beach.  Aloha to Aubri!

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How to find a lost ring in the grass with a metal detector…Lake Mary, Florida!

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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Mike’s Emergency Metal Detecting Service For You if you lost a ring or something precious to you.  Don’t wait until tomorrow…time will work against you!  Please call ASAP…Call now!  321-363-6029!

Austin and his dear wife had a bit of an argument over a small issue and in the midst of the conversation he had a fleeting thought to throw his ring!  And that passing thought led him to slip his ring off of his finger and gently toss it into the grass…thinking that he would easily be able to find it later and everything would be AOK!  But as is the case here in Florida with the St. Augustine grass…any small item dropped into this kind of grass basically disappears quickly and proves to be very difficult to find.  Austin spent an hour or two searching on his hands and knees and eventually went out and purchased a low end metal detector and searched for three hours more.  The metal detector sounded off everywhere he walked and ended up making the situation even more frustrating.

That evening his wife typed in « How to find a ring in the grass » on Google and eventually theringfinders.com website came up and offered the exact service and help they were needing.  Austin called me early the next morning and we made arrangements to meet 3 hours later.  Austin showed me the small area where he tossed his ring and I set out 4 cones and showed him how to adjust his metal detector and encouraged him to start sweeping his detector exactly like I was doing.  I told him to start on one end of the marked out area and I began on the other end.  I had the advantage of a Garrott pin pointer to investigate any signal that sounded like a shallow white gold ring and after numerous pieces of can slaw I spotted his brand new white gold wedding ring pressed down into the dirt.  Austin was super  relieved and so very thankful to have his lost ring back and glad for the happy ending.  I thank God for allowing me to find and return Austin’s wedding ring and to be a blessing to this young couple!

Lost a ring recently…or years ago and need help?  Call ASAP…321-363-6029!

Mike McInroe…Finding rings with God’s help!

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Lost Silver In A House Fire near Spokane Wa…..FOUND!!

  • from Spokane (Washington, United States)
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In the summer of 2023, a bad fire season kicked off. Between the two major fires that took place in August-September there was 385 homes lost. Just about a year later, I was contacted by a family who had lost their home. In the house, they had silver and gold. I worked approximately 24 hours sifting and metal detecting the burned ashes of the home. 158 silver coins where located, 5 coast guard metals and one set of dog tags. Also, I pulled out a few hundred keys and a few hundred coins along with 2 watches and other jewelry. The house was completely burned to the ground, I am truly happy that I got to recover at least a few valuables. I hope you enjoy the video please excuse the dirty camera and shaky hands; I was working hard.

 

 

(2769) Who do you call when your Silver is lost in a fire – YouTube

 

 

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Lost White Gold Ring Found Inside House in Highland Township Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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Window Pain…..

…..What started as a complete house search for Amy’s lost ring led to searching the car and with still no luck, we took a short break to consider other possibilities. Racking our brains started to give us both headaches. Gazing out the window into the back yard helped clear the fog. She mentioned that occasionally she takes her ring off and sets it on the windowsill. The crank for it was off and I asked if the window ever gets opened. She said yes and went to get the crank. Leaning over the sink I heard the creaks as I cranked the window open. Poking my head thru the pane eased my pain when I saw Amy’s ring stuck in the weatherstripping! Who would have thought that sticking my head thru a windowpane would get rid of this pain in the glass search! Amy was shattered with excitement and cracked a huge smile, amazed that the ring was there! I asked, how does it feel not to be framed anymore? She replied, you crack me up and finding my ring is clearly top of the glass.

Jonathan

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