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Family Vacation Interrupted by Loss of Paladium Wedding Ring Lost at Newport Beach, CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Call or text for help if you have lost something that can be found with a metal detectector.. Stan the Metal Detector Man … 949-500=2136


***  Collin and his family had been vacationing in a beach front rental at Newport Beach, CA.  After  returning back to their  vacation rental he discovered his palladium wedding ring missing from his finger. They went out on the beach attempting to find it by hand searching the dry sand, to no avail.

A passer by told him about my services which led to Collin calling me. He agreed to meet me at the site a half hour later.

When I arrived there was another guy with a metal detector that had volunteered to help. I asked that the other detectorist keep some distance from me, as many detectors operating close to each other can interfere with signals. I did not trust how much experience the other person had and I knew I would have to search over the area the other guy had said was searched.

It took a little time to find Collin’s Ring and it was found in the area that had been searched by the other detectorist. The rule of searching is, “ You miss it by an inch, it’s the same as missing by a mile”  The end results was that Collin was happy to have his wedding band that he has worn for over 30 years.   

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Yadkinville, NC favorite knife lost – now found

  • from Winston-Salem (North Carolina, United States)
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Received message from Tim a resident of Yadkin county whom described while moving hay bales on his farm he lost his pocket knife that has been with him for many years prior to retirement from the Highway Patrol.  It held sentimental value to him. Even though he was unsure of where it actually dropped I told him I would do my best to locate it.

Having contacted me on Sunday I was unfortunately not able to immediately assist but promised I would load my equipment and would drop by on way home from my office on Monday.

Monday arrived and I had another request for assistance a few miles from the farm so plan was to assist both before dark fell.  Upon successful recovery of the first item (diamond necklace) I quickly relocated to Tim’s farm finding him mowing.  He asked if I wanted to delay because darkness was approaching and I replied « lets find it ».   Tim described the events and location he believed he dropped the knife.

We walked and searched approximately 30 minutes and as sun was setting I explained that I often search in late afternoons and I have had luck in parks finding things around sunset.  Something about the dark gives me favor.   Sure enough as we were walking towards our vehicles and swinging my detector in last ditch efforts my detector sounds off.  Although under moonlight I could see the outline of a knife.  I asked Tim,  « remember what I said earlier about finding stuffs in the dark?   There it is! »  He didn’t believe me until I picked it up and placed into his hand. 🙂

Thank you Tim for your years of dedicated service to the citizens of North Carolina.  I cannot wait to return and detect your farm and see what all those mysterious signals are that we stumbled across.

 

TheRingFinders.com is not exclusive to jewelry.  As long as the missing item is metallic I and the other RingFinders are more than happy to assist you.

Tonight was great for me.  First time of two assignments / searches on the same day.   Two for two successful finds in less than 4 total hours. It cannot get any better than that.  I love my hobby and even more get a kick out of the smiles resulting from the recovery and returning personal treasures to their owners.

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Diamond necklace Recovery – Mocksville, NC

  • from Winston-Salem (North Carolina, United States)
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Around noon I received a text that requestor had dropped her necklace in the yard. She and fiancé had searched for it for some time with negative results. Allison explained the location and asked if it was too far for me. I let her know I would be glad to assist but was in Wilkes county at the moment (30 minutes away) but could drop by the Davie county address around 5:30. She said that would be great but no one would be able to be there at that time due to another commitment. I let her know I would be glad to try in their absence if comfortable if she could place a chair or something in the yard so I would know the general area it was lost. She said yes so we had a plan.

I arrived and immediately began searching the marked area. Was receiving lots of valid signals and realized with the home being new that lots of metallic items were in the search area. I continued my search. After an hour I received a text asking if any luck yet. I advised had searched the immediate area and not found yet but was actively searching. Expanding search area and 30 additional minutes it was found.

   

If you or anyone needs assistance in recovering your valuable please do not hesitate to give a Ring Finder a ring.  Would be our pleasure to assist you.

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Gold Wedding Band Lost at Trestles Surf Beach, San Clemete, CA. Found by Metal Detecting Service

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Metal Detecting Service available to help you find your lost item on the beach, park, backyard or water up to 5 feet.. Call or text Stan the Metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136


*** Adriano called me as was driving home from Trestles Beach in San Clemente,CA. he had been surfing at this popular surfing beach. He didn’t realize that his gold wedding ring was missing until he was almost 60 miles away from the beach.

He called me for help and gave me general directions to where he had been. Adriano could not meet me at the location but he was able to tell me he was set up on the dry sand 20 yards north of the lifeguard tower.

I drove 20 miles and walked about a mile into the beach. It took about a hour to grid search the area, before being rewarded with a beautiful gold wedding band. It matched a photo that Adriano had sent me. The next morning I mailed his ring to his residence in Oxnard, CA.

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Lost gold wedding ring recovered, South Bend, Indiana

  • from Granger (Indiana, United States)
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Chris contacted me about a lost ring he hoped could be recovered. His wife, who passed away last year, had lost the ring while they were raking leaves in the front yard (4 years ago). She was not certain when it fell off, nor where.
Chris got curious about trying to find the ring, started searching for ways to maybe rent a metal detector to try finding it. He discovered The Ringfinders in his research and opted to hire me for this recovery attempt.
The front yard was along a busy road, which almost always equals lots of metallic debris. I had to sort through many targets of foil, shredded can pieces, bottle caps and just various metal objects. After a half hour or so, a nice sounding target presented itself, within the area he guessed had the higher potential. Within the small clump of grass roots and dirt I pried up, I could see the edge of a ring.

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Wedding Lost From Beach Chair Cupholder at Newport Beach, CA. Found using a Metal Detecting Service

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Stan the MetalDetector Man provide expert metal detecting service for all of Orange County beaches, parks, yards and water to 4 ft… call or text 949-500-2136

***  I received a call from Josh as I was driving home from the grocery store. He was on the sand at Newport Beach, CA. where he lost his wedding ring. I was only blocks away from his location and always have my metal detectors with me.

I had him wait at the location and met him a few minutes after his call. When we met on the beach he told me that he had his ring in the pocket of his beach chair. After he walked to his car his ring was not in the chair pocket. Most the times when rings are lost from chair cupholders or pockets, they fall out when the chair is first picked up. This time the ring was right where he had been sitting on the beach. Josh was happy to save time searching for the ring with the proper equipment and an experienced metal detector operator. He can continue his vacation here in Newport Beach before returning home in Arizona.

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Heirloom Found Fast: Lost Father’s Ring Recovered in 15 Minutes

  • from Madison (New Jersey, United States)
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Brian and Bill Leasure celebrating ring recovery

NORTHERN NEW JERSEY — Brian watched his gold ring fling off his finger into some tall brush while doing yard work at his home , but this wasn’t just any ring, it belonged to his late father.

After realizing it wouldn’t be a quick recovery, he reached out for help, hoping it hadn’t disappeared for good.

When I arrived, the search area was thick and uneven, the kind of ground that can swallow a ring in seconds and hold it for good. Using a tight grid search, I worked slowly through the grass with a small coil until I got a solid signal.

About 15 minutes in, I spotted it, twisted up in the grass and nearly impossible to see with the naked eye.

The relief on Brian’s face said it all.

Another meaningful recovery in Northern NJ, and another family story preserved.

The moment the ground gave up the ring

 

 

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Two sentimental rings lost in Berkeley park…Found!!!

  • from Walnut Creek (California, United States)
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Bay Area Ring Finders: Brendon Chapman… Metal Detecting Service/Call ASAP     925-580-2590

It’s nice to know that people care.  When Lydia lost two very sentimental rings given to her by her sister, she told me that at least 10 individuals assisted her in trying to locate them.  The rings were loose fitting and came off when she softly tossed a ball in the park, surely they shouldn’t have traveled far.  At last, the search was called off and Lydia was focused on an alternative solution.

She set out to rent or buy a metal detector, but couldn’t find a local source for quick deployment.  That’s when she stumbled upon my information in association with THERINGFINDERS.  The following morning I received a text message asking if I had availability to come to Berkeley to locate a missing ring.  I quickly called to let her know I could be available anytime after 3:30pm and would gladly come recover the ring.  That’s when I learned it was actually 2 missing rings. She let me know that the search area would be small and she knew pretty well where she was when they came off.  She would be right!

I arrived a bit after 4pm ready for a hunt. Lydia was waiting in the park along with her infant son, a young nephew, her mother, and a dog (or two).  She showed me the area and even performed a sample toss of the ball.  As I got underway, the first thing I noticed was that the park was noisy, that is, there was an abundance of metallic objects in the ground.  Then, boom…a perfect gold signal!  The problem was, the beautiful heavy gold earring that was recovered did not belong to Lydia (someone didn’t find THERINGFINDERS). A few minutes later, another really great signal!  This time I knew without a doubt it was the first of two rings and the second would be close at hand. Meer moments later, I was handing both rings back to a very relieved and grateful owner.  We had made the recovery!

Remembering what I said above, it’s nice to know that people care… As I collected my equipment ready to leave, an older gentleman walked up with an very vintage Bounty Hunter Coin Master detector.  Lydia seemed to know him and he may have been in the park helping the day before.  He commented about my Equinox and congratulated us on the recovery of the two rings.  He then set off to explore the area with his machine.  I assisted with a Garrett Pin-pointer and he produced a penny that we provided to Lydia’s nephew as « buried treasure. »  I was glad to have met Lydia and to have played a roll in the story of these two sentimental rings.

Bay Area Ring Finders: Brendon Chapman… Metal Detecting Service/Call ASAP     925-580-2590

 

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Gold Wedding Band Lost, Recovered and Returned in Wayne, PA!!!

  • from Philadelphia (Pennsylvania, United States)
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Rich was enjoying the spring weather with his wife and young son at a park in Wayne, PA. After some action on the playground he took a break at a picnic table. While sitting he felt his gold wedding band slip off and drop straight down into the grass under the picnic table. After a frustrating hour of searching he gave up and called me after finding me online in The Ring Finder directory. I was 30 minutes away and told him I would see him at 6:30 pm that same day. When I got there the first thing we did was move the heavy picnic table out of the way…then I set my machine for « gold only ». Less than 5 minutes later…his ring was back on his finger! He couldn’t believe he couldn’t find with his eyes but in his defense the ring did blend in with the yellow grass!!!

 

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Find my ring…metal detecting service…Orlando Florida!

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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The very best metal detecting service in Florida is theringfinders.com! We can help you with all your metal detecting needs and lost item recovery needs as well. My name is Mike McInroe and I am here to help you in your time of need…call or text me anytime at 321-363-6029 and let’s talk.

Mrs Rosa was sitting in the large screened in porch/pool area of her daughters home and she was brushing dog hair from the sleeve of her sweater when all of a sudden her diamond ring flew off of her finger and she heard it hit something and then it completely disappeared. She tried searching the best she could but at 82 years of age it was just a bit hard to look under all the outdoor furniture and other tight spaces. Her daughter even helped look as well and after a thorough search they decided to call someone for help. Later that afternoon I met Mrs Rosa and after a 10 minute search I was able to find her lost ring behind one of the wheels of the grill. Amazing how quickly a ring can disappear…but thank goodness for an awesome service like theringfinders.com…a metal detecting service to help find your lost ring when you cannot.

Call or text me at 321-363-6029 anytime and let’s talk.
Mike McInroe…waiting to help you today!

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