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Received a call from Davids mother, about a week ago, explaining that her son dropped his ring on that beach “at some point” during their day on the beach at The Beach Club here in Cape May. Took a ride over and met up with David and Beach Club staff. After a brief hunt I managed to recover Davids ring. Another happy client!
Tacia called me on The Ringfinders web site in distress that she had lost her Grandmothers Wedding ring and Engagement ring, after telling me the story about how she lost them in her back yard I assured her that I would find them. The wedding ring and engagement ring were worn by her Grandmother all her life until she passed away at 98 years old. They both were given to Tacia as a heirloom so she was stressed out that she could not find them in the grass, but my assurance made made her feel better. Once at her home, it took me less than five minutes to find them both, it made her Mothers Day.
If you just lost a ring in Miami Beach or in the South Florida area, give me a call/text, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a metal detecting service and can come out and recover your lost item. Please check out my other posts and pictures of my over 100 successful recoveries.
This ring was lost earlier in the day, luckily a local who was familiar with my services recommended my services to her I was able to get right over there and find her ring before she had to head back to the airport.
If this happens to you, don’t wait. Give me a call, day or night. Try to mark the area on land or even take some pictures of the surrounding area.
If you just lost a ring (or any other piece of jewelry) in Miami Beach or in the South Florida area, give me a call/text, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a metal detecting service and can come out and recover your lost item. Please check out my other post and pictures of my over 100 successful recoveries. This couple lost their engagement ring after putting it in their beach towel. After a few hours of looking for it in the sand they came across my number and I was able to find it within a few minutes. If this happens to you, don’t wait. Give me a call, day or night.
Rachel displays her beloved platinum wedding ring recovered by Ringfinder Bill Leasure
NORTHERN N.J. — Rachel was working hard to get her backyard ready for Summer when she noticed her platinum wedding ring was missing from her hand. After a thorough search of her yard, she reached out to NJ Ringfinder Bill Leasure to assist with the search.
Bill asked Rachel some preliminary questions to rule out common places where it may have been left. Upon arrival, Bill matched the signal with the ring’s pair and within minutes was pulling the ring out of the inner leaves of a plant near some newly-placed mulch.
After a weekend of yard work and an anxious night of worry, Ringfinder Bill Leasure recovered this ring for Rachel in NJ.
With nearly two decades of military experience, Bill Leasure continues to serve the community. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you’ve lost jewelry in NJ!
Hoppy Endings….
While Jim was setting up the Easter egg hunt for the grandchildren yesterday his gold ring came off. Although often told he is too old to participate, I told him he was never too old to search for gold. The plan was hatched to meet this morning before the festivities began. Waiting a few to let a brief rainfall pass we wondered where the ring egg-scaped to, I mentioned that the ring had way more karats than the easter bunny but then what would a rabbit do with a gold ring? Laughing, I hopped into a grid search in the suspected area. Near some longer grass a good signal came thru my headphones from the metal detector. Reaching down with my Garrett carrot pin pointer it signaled, revealing Jim’s gold ring! Handing it to him I said… Well, this Easter turned out to be all it’s cracked up to be….. and somebunny needs some chocolate!
Jonathan
If you’ve lost your ring, keys, or phone on the beach, or in the backyard, give Detector Ed a call…757-419-0299. I am available day or night, phone, or text me as soon as possible. Do not post it on social media!
Eric and his wife had been enjoying a day on Daytona Beach. His wife had given him her ring for safe keeping while she went in the water. He put it on his pinky while he dosed in the warm sun listening to the crash of waves.
Just then he realized he didn’t have the ring. He retraced his steps and found nothing. Time to call theringfinders.com.
I pick up Eric’s call and headed to the beach. It only took me about 20 minutes. As I drove I prayed about finding the ring. Eric met me at the steps as I activated my Minelab Manticore. He showed me the area where he had been.
As I began sweeping, he said, “the only other place I went to was to the trash can.” Just then, as I headed that way, both he and I saw the glistening of the diamond in the sand!! He ran over and picked it up. As it turned out, sometimes rings are found without metal detectors!! Happy Family!!
Detecting service available to help you find important lost items… Stan the MetalDetector Man ..Call or text 949-500-2136
*** I received a text message from the parents, whose daughter was involved in an auto accident more than 4 weeks ago. Their daughter’s phone was lost on the roadside and they had the location pin from the Find My phone app, They made a couple unsuccessful trips searching an area just off the side of pacific coast highway across from Bolsa Chica Beach.
I was sent a text with latitude / longitude coordinates that were taken just after the accident. He told me it was very important to retrieve the phone. I entered the co ordinates in my gps device. The next day I drove to the general location and was able to locate phone using my metal detector.
Cellphones often get picked up by pedestrians in public areas because they can’t hide as well as smaller objects. I’m getting more confident finding cellphones if they have an active Find My phone app and it shows battery life with a gps location.
I sent a text message with a photo of the phone. The parents texted me back with a location to meet and pick up the phone. This recovery was done completely by texting messages and It wasn’t necessary for them to meet me at the location of the loss. I do not always need a person to meet me at the search location, if they have gps co ordinates. Sometimes I know the area well enough to save clients the trouble of meeting me. Of course it’s always better to have them see how thorough I search and understand how a professional metal detecting search is performed.
Professional Metal Detecting service available for you .. Stan the Metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136
If you’ve lost ring anywhere in Central Florida…
Call Detector Ed 757-419-0299
On Saturday, I was just getting ready to throw burgers on the grill when my phone buzzed. My friend Daniel tagged me in a Facebook post. A lady had lost her ring, handed down from her late grandma and the tide was coming in. I knew I had to go try to find it.
Before I started driving to the beach, I prayed that God would help me. Then I FB messaged Karyn who posted that her friend lost her grandmother’s ring. When she called me, she mentioned that she had left, and the lady had left also. I didn’t have much to go on, but she sent me a picture of where they were parked.
In a short time, I arrived on scene and a group of guys approached me and said, “are you here to look for the ring?” I was relieved! They gave me a rough idea of where the ring was lost.
Within 5 minutes I located a great signal with the Minelab Manticore! It was the ring! A beautiful 14k gold ring with an inscription from her grandpa to her grandma and the date…June 1941! This treasure was going back to where it belonged.
The owner, Kym called me later that day and I was able to give it to her a few days after! She was incredibly grateful. God is Good!
Stow-Away Survivor……
Stowaway/Stow-Away situations come in many forms, those involving people usually end tragically but a few live to talk about it. People who Stow-Away items hoping to return later to recover them are often victims of time or an unforeseen occurrence which prevents that from happening. What happened to Jacob’s fiancée’s ring? Would it suffer the same fate of never knowing where it disappeared? It all started when Jacob and fiancée were visiting family to work on a project. With overalls on the Fiancée was eager to get to work and spend time with the family. Moving in and out of the house, playing tug of war with the dogs, she thought she had the ring on out with the dogs and then she thought she put her ring into one of the overalls pockets. End of the day had her changing out of the overalls and driving to dinner with her thinking she put the ring back on. Next morning the ring was nowhere to be found. For over a week they looked for the ring with no luck. On site I metal detected with my MXT metal detector over the bare looking ground and a few leaf piles where she remembers being. No Signals. The only place yet to check was her vehicle and the overalls. When she arrived and found out the ring was still missing, she started to get really stressed. I scanned over the overalls with no ring signal. Proceeding to the vehicle I was reaching around and felt a round shaped object in a difficult place to access. Changing up my position I was able to reach further and grasp the whole object, which happened to be her ring! She screamed with excitement when I handed it to her and Jacob exclaimed it’s been riding around with us all week! I said yes!,,,,, a successful recovery of a stow-away you’ll be able to talk about for years to come!
Jonathan
