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Lost Wedding Ring Found at Marina Park Beach in Ventura

  • from Santa Barbara (California, United States)
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Lost Your Ring at Ventura or Santa Barbara Beaches? Call Dave The RingFinder for Expert Metal Detection Recovery!
If you’ve lost your wedding ring, bracelet, or necklace at Ventura or Santa Barbara beaches, don’t panic! Contact Dave The RingFinder, your local professional metal detecting specialist for Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, at 805-290-5009. Serving beaches like Marina Park Beach, East Beach, Leadbetter Beach, and even Malibu, I’m here to recover your precious jewelry.
Recently, I received a late-night text from Hannah in Ventura, desperate to find her husband’s gold wedding ring lost at Marina Park Beach. While digging for sand crabs with their kids near the wet sand at high tide, her husband realized his ring was gone. The incoming waves erased all traces of their digging, leaving little hope of recovery.
Hannah posted on Facebook for help, and a friend recommended a metal detecting professional. Another shared my website, DaveTheRingFinder, and she reached out immediately. Based on the tides, I had one shot at an early low tide the next morning. Arriving at Marina Park Beach in the dark, I gridded the area with my Minelab Manticore. The beach’s bowl-like shape and recent high tide had buried everything deep under sand from the dunes, making it tough to detect anything.
Near the rocks, I finally picked up a faint signal. After digging 15 inches with my CKG Titanium scoop, I uncovered a massive gold wedding band—a solid 45 on my detector, buried so deep a smaller ring might’ve been missed. I texted Hannah and dropped the ring off at her Ventura home, where she was thrilled and grateful. Another successful recovery!
Lost your ring in the sand at Ventura’s Marina Park Beach, Oxnard’s Hollywood Beach, Santa Barbara’s East Beach, or in your backyard? Don’t wait! Call or text Dave The RingFinder at 805-290-5009 for fast, professional ring recovery. I serve all of Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, and occasionally Malibu. Visit www.theringfinders.com to find a metal detecting expert near you. Let’s get your jewelry back where it belongs!
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Lost White Gold Ring w/Diamonds Found in Elizabeth Park, Trenton Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)
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Slippery Slope…..

…..Only a month into their engagement, Billy and his fiancée wanted to take a few pictures in beautiful Elizabeth Park. The park boasts of gorgeous scenery and picturesque bridges spanning small water channel off the Detroit River. The park also was a spot for a few war of 1812 skirmishes and has been quite attractive to relic hunters over the years. Arriving at the park they were welcomed by a brief rainstorm. After parking, as they descended a grass slope towards a bridge, she slipped on the grass and tumbled to the bottom. Regaining composure, they made it to the bridge. After a few pics they came back towards the car on a flatter route. At the car she discovered her ring missing. Being familiar with the park I knew where the young couple had this mishap. Using my MXT metal detector I started halfway between the slope and bridge. Grid searching carefully as I got near the bridge, I got a great signal. Reaching down with my hand-held pin pointer revealed her ring! I shouted out to Billy who was about 100 feet away still combing the slope. He ran towards me and was amazed that the ring was there! Billy agreed that the recovery helps sets the stage for their marriage being able to handle any type of terrain.

Jonathan

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14 Kt White Gold Engagement Ring Lost In Skeleton Lake, Alberta

  • from Edmonton (Alberta, Canada)
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In response to Michael’s call, I agreed to retrieve his wife Emily’s lost engagement ring. Emily had placed her rings in her bag and while on the dock, She reached into her bag for a towel and inadvertently pulled her ring out with the towel, the ring fell through the gap on the deck into three feet of water beneath the dock.

Michael had searched for the ring under the dock, but poor visibility and weeds on the lake bottom made it impractical. He had consulted the Ringfinders website and located my contact information.

I accepted the request to conduct a search after confirming the details. Upon arriving at Michael and Emily’s residence, I spoke with Emily, who provided me with the circumstances of the incident.

Approaching the dock, I commenced my search. Michael guided me directly to the location where the ring had fallen through the boards into the lake. After a few minutes of searching, I successfully retrieved the ring using a scoop. I presented the ring to Michael, who was astounded by its discovery. The entire process had taken only a few minutes.

Returning to Michael’s house, I returned Emily’s ring, which she was overjoyed to wear once more.

I express my gratitude to Michael and Emily for entrusting me with the retrieval of their lost ring.

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Private Home Front Lawn – Merrick, NY Ring Find!

  • from Orchard Beach (New York, United States)
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Merrick, NY Ring Find!

If you lost jewelry or valuables – call me right away! 646-235-8797

This morning, I was called out to Merrick, New York, for a ring search. Matt’s wife had lost her engagement ring on their front lawn. The family searched for hours—even the kids joined in—but had no luck finding it.

Just eight minutes after I arrived, the beautiful diamond ring was back where it belonged—on her finger. Moments like this never get old!

Matt’s Testimonial – We were looking for hours, and Ruben came and found the ring in less than 10 minutes. Thank you so much for your fast service and your immediate reply!

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Lost Cartier ring at the beach found with metal detector

  • from Miami (Florida, United States)
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This couple just lost their new Cartier ring in the ocean a few hours before they called me (305-608-1870).  I was able to meet them up and go out and look for it.  They lost it about 100 feet out from the shore and waist high water.  This ring took me an about an hour to recover.   They did a good job of remembering how far out and how far over from their belongings on shore of where they lost it.
If you came across this post because you lost an item in the sand or in the ocean, give me a call, Louis 305-608-1870.  I can go out and recover your Lost item.

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Heirloom Pendant Lost in Marina Del Rey Beach…Found and Happily Returned.

  • from Redondo Beach (California, United States)
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Steve’s Emergency Metal Detecting Service For You if you lost a ring or something precious to you. Please don’t wait until tomorrow, time will work against you, please CALL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, CALL NOW!  310-953-5268

Sonny called me after dark having lost a precious heirloom pendant while playing volleyball at Mother’s Beach in Marina Del Rey. I was available, and let him know I would get there as soon as I could to help him find his lost keepsake.

I arrived a little early, and phoned Sonny to let him know I was there. He saw me in the parking lot, and let me know where he was. I got with him and asked what had happened, and the area of the possible loss. I then got my equipment ready, and began my search. I searched the side of the court he had been playing in first with no luck. I then went to the other side, and halfway into the first pass, a very strong signal rang in my head phones. I dug, and as I was shaking out my scoop, Sonny could hear the clanging of the large pendant, and exclaimed that’s it, he found it. As can be seen in the photo, he is very happy to have back something that means something special to the family.

Don’t let the County beach cleaning machines take your lost valuable, call as soon as possible! I will work hard, using the most up to date metal detectors, to help you find what you thought might never be found again. I search, Beverly Hills, Hermosa Beach, Huntington Beach, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Newport Beach, Northridge, Pasadena, Redondo Beach, Santa Monica, Seal Beach, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, Venice Beach, Zuma Beach, and all parks, yards, gardens, and ponds (to 5 foot depths) in all of Orange County, all of Los Angeles County, Southern California, and Ventura County.

CALL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, CALL NOW! 310-953-5268

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Lost Ring Found from an Ant-Infested Garden Hamilton

  • from Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
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Late Monday evening, we received a heartfelt text message from Jenny in Hamilton, Ontario. She had been gardening that evening when a bunch of ants forced her to quickly rip off her gloves. In the chaos, she hadn’t noticed right away but later realized her beloved engagement ring was missing.

Jenny’s message was filled with urgency and emotion. The ring wasn’t just a piece of jewelry, it was a deeply sentimental item, representing years of memories and love. Despite searching the area thoroughly, she hadn’t been able to find it. The backyard grass hadn’t been cut, and that made the search even more challenging.

We packed our gear and headed out with our detectors. Within about 30 minutes of careful scanning through the uneven ground and thick blades of grass, the detector gave off a promising signal. Moments later, we saw a glint just below the surface. There it was, her engagement ring, perfectly intact and just slightly buried in the grass.

Jenny was overjoyed and relieved. Watching the tension lift from her face reminded us why we do what we do. Whether it’s a beach, a park, or a backyard garden, every recovery is a chance to return not just an item but a story, a connection, a piece of someone’s heart.

If you’ve lost something valuable or sentimental, don’t lose hope. Sometimes all it takes is a bit of persistence and the right tools to make a happy ending possible.

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SCUBA Diving for Lost Watch in Fort Erie Marina

  • from Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
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It’s not every day you get a chance to reunite someone with a prized possession lost to the depths — especially in the murky waters of a marina. But that’s exactly what happened at Point Abino, on the northern shore of Lake Erie.Last week, an Apple Watch slipped off its owner’s wrist while they were docked at the Point Abino Marina. Like many marinas on Lake Erie, the water there isn’t exactly crystal clear — years of boat traffic and natural sediment have left a thick layer of silt that clouds visibility even a few feet below the surface.The owner jumped in to find the watch but came up empty-handed. Not wanting to give up, they brought in a local diver who gave it a go under the same poor conditions. Unfortunately, the silt made visibility nearly impossible, and after several attempts, the watch seemed gone for good.

That’s when we got the call !

With my Garrett Vortex metal detector , I decided to give it a shot. I’ve only used the new Vortex a couple times but  I trusted its precision — even in silty environments.

After scanning the area around the dock where the watch was last seen, and carefully combing the bottom to

avoid stirring up more sediment, I finally got a strong signal. I gently sifted through the muck with my hand and there it was — the unmistakable curve of an Apple Watch band, caked in silt but intact.

It was a rewarding moment. The look on the owner’s face when I handed it back made all the effort worth it. This recovery was a perfect example of how the right tools, patience, and a bit of experience can make the difference between a lost cause and a success story. The Garrett Vortex performed flawlessly, and despite the poor visibility, the Apple Watch made it back to its owner — still functional after its unexpected dive into Lake Erie.

If you’re ever dealing with a recovery in tough underwater conditions, don’t give up too soon. Sometimes, all it takes is the right gear and a little persistence.

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Wedding Ring Dropped in Sand During a Beach Wedding Ceremony, Corona del Mar, CA… Recovered

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Lost Ring Finder .. Stan the Metal Detector Man is available to help you with prompt professional metal detecting searches. Call or text ASAP.. 949-500-2136


*** I was having my morning coffee when I received a text from Julie. She asked for help to find her wedding ring which got dropped in the sand during her wedding ceremony.  She did say it was lost at Little Corona Delmar Beach which is very close to my home. My problem was I had to be in Malibu by 11am.

  I called Julie to get the best directions, so I could decide if I could fit the search in before driving across Los Angeles to Malibu. Timing is always important, so it was a quick call. The photo of the ceremony on the beach gave me enough background information that helped to make this a successful recovery.

  The small gold diamond ring was found right at the top of the high tide water line. I had time to take a few photos and sent the good news to Julie and Marisa.  Later that afternoon I met them near their home to return the ring and get a photo for the book of smiles on my blog. It was my pleasure to meet them and return such a special ring.

This is not uncommon to lose a ring during a marriage proposal or a wedding ceremony. I love helping to make these special events a happily ever after moment. Call or text for help.. I will try anywhere . 949-500-2136

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Englewood Beach Yarmouth, MA Wedding Band Found and Returned

  • from Cape Cod (Massachusetts, United States)
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June 7, 2025

It was on the fifth day before Dan’s first anniversary that he and his wife were enjoying boating on Cape Cod’s water, visiting a small island and a sandy beach with their granddaughter and family when somewhere along the way his one year old wedding band slipped off his finger.

The previous days of searching did not locate the ring. After hearing of a story of one of my previous finds, Dan’s wife took family recommendation about a group called TheRingFinders and and did a web search. Her search showed 4 entries for Cape Cod and she called me as I had over 200 returns and was the closest to her. Within two hours I was searching for the ring. Dan and Donna showed up about ten minutes into my cursory search. I had gone under the swing set and down to the water’s edge with only one signal, that of a of a penny. We then talked about Dan’s area of walking on the beach and I was close, but I was not close enough. The area were a dinghy was moved to and that of a swing set, where the granddaughter had enjoyed being push by Dan, would need a more thorough search.

I continued my search to the dinghy area and then up to the swing set area, finding a button and another penny on the way. I expanded the area under the sixth swing and very close to a leg of the swing set the best signal of the day rang into my ears. A small scoop into the sand, a quick shake of the scoop and there it was – the ring that would not stay lost for the evening’s anniversary party. What a day for the 78 year old couple, on their first anniversary! A day to remember.

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