Sea Isle City NJ Lost Wedding Band Found by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano
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I got a call from Annie, the sister of a man named Jim. She sounded worried and emotional.
Jim had lost his white gold wedding band while swimming in the ocean at Sea Isle City, New Jersey.
A powerful wave hit him, and the ring slipped off his finger into the rough water.
Annie explained everything over the phone. The family was upset and hoping I could help recover the ring.
As Ring Finder John, I’ve recovered many rings along the Jersey Shore. This wasn’t my first Sea Isle search.
I met Jim and the family at the next low tide. The ocean was still rough and churning.
Jim showed me the area where the ring had likely fallen off. We hoped to find it quickly.
After hours of searching, I came up empty. No sign of the wedding band that day.
I returned the next low tide. Conditions were still difficult. Waves and shifting sands made recovery harder.
Again, no luck. But I wasn’t giving up on this lost ring in Sea Isle City just yet.
For the next few days, I watched tide charts closely and waited for calmer water conditions.
On the seventh day, I returned during low tide. The ocean had finally calmed a little.
While scanning the area, I got a deep, solid signal in the wet sand.
I dug carefully—and there it was! A beautiful white gold wedding band, shining in the sunlight.
After seven days underwater, I finally held it in my hand.
I called the family right away. Jim was thrilled beyond words when he saw his lost wedding ring.
He slipped it back on his finger, smiling with relief and joy. The whole family was grateful.
Recovering a lost ring in the ocean takes patience and persistence—but it’s always worth it.
This is why I love what I do as Ring Finder John.
If you’ve lost a ring in Sea Isle City or the Jersey Shore, don’t give up hope.
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Pat sent me a text inquiring about recovering his lost wedding ring. He was on the beach the day before, and when they arrived home, he realized his wedding ring was missing. After going over the details, we decided I would head out right after work that day. He had some great photos that would zero me in on the spot they had set up their chairs that day. Pat was a few hours away, so we decided that the pictures and his friend’s information would be all I needed to put me on the right spot. Once I got to the beach, I headed to the area he said they were in, checked the pictures, and looked for some fixed objects his friend said he remembered seeing. Everything lined up so I began my search. After a few times back and forth, I noticed some signs of another detector being there, and my heart sank. Thats never a good thing to see while doing a recovery. Well, lucky for Pat, the other person was not to thorough, and within 10 minutes the ring was safely in my sand scoop. I took some pics and headed back to my truck. I transferred them to a text message, then called Pat. I told him I searched the entire area, and there were signs of another person in the area. You could tell by the tone in his voice, he was not happy to hear that, and then I sent pics and asked him to confirm they matched up to the location. The excitement in his voice when he saw his ring in those pics was priceless, I just wish I could have experienced that in person. We then made arrangements for him to swing by in a few days to pick up his ring.
