In September 2019, Jim called me for my help in finding a ring on the grounds of the Cumberland Monastery. The spinner ring held special meaning for Jim as it was a souvenir of a trip to Israel. It was lost while playing football with family. I located the ring in two minutes, barely time for him to drive off the grounds! Jim was thrilled to have this special ring returned to him.
During a snow storm in December 2019, Lee lost his rose gold wedding band while playing with his Labrador retriever. He was anxious to find his ring, so he purchased a metal detector. After unsuccessfully searching for his ring, Lee decided to turn to someone who was experienced in the use of a metal detector. It took about two hours for me to find the wedding band as Lee was not exactly sure where it was lost. Lee and his wife of less than two months were very happy to have the ring returned to them.
Andy contacted me in January 2020 and asked for help in finding his platinum wedding band. He was sure the ring was lost in his backyard a year prior while he was gardening. He accidently planted his ring in the ground along with some bulbs and bushes. Andy borrowed a metal detector but couldn’t locate the ring. After searching various areas for over two hours, I found the ring about six inches in the ground, close to where he had planted a rhododendron bush. Andy was excited to have his ring back. His wife exclaimed, « That’s awesome! You’re the man! ».
This ring find started out early in the morning and on a very well known beach that Detectorist go to. I headed out to the North shore and began the search. There was a few families on the beach but not in the area i needed to look in. After sometime of grading the sand i came across a good tone. There in my scoop a beautiful diamond band. I found 1 of the 2 lost rings and so i continued to search and not even a foot away i get another great tone and there in my Xtreme scoop i see the second diamond ring! I called Kissy Stadler up and let her know the good news… she was so happy! we were able to meet up in town before i had to work. Another great find and return.
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Shannon lost his gold ring in the water while tossing a ball. SRARC received a call from the heartbroken couple and a hunt was set up by Joe and Ed. After the area was laid out with a grid by Ed, the hunt began. A few minutes in the water, Joe found the ring. Today was a very special day. Nine years ago, Shannon and Hope were married here in Florida. A great way to start the New Year.
Lost your ring at the beach…Call: Chris Turner 778-838-3463 Member & CEO of TheRingFinders.com
First Day of the Year and First Gold ring of the Year…Most of my recoveries start with a call followed with a location but this was different. It was Jan.1st 2020 and I went to English Bay beach after the Polar Bear swim where I waited for dark to start my search of the beach.
I started detecting the beach where just hours before there were thousands of people diving into the cold water to bring in the new year. I saw another detectorist (Steve) nice young man out detecting, we talked for a bit and continued on our way.
I’ve searched many years after the polar bear swim and I hardly find enough to buy a coffee and have never found gold after this event. That changed today, I found a beautiful 18 kt gold wedding band with 3 small diamonds. What a great feeling to see that in my scoop and I had a great feeling that I would find the owner as there was the wedding date and name in this ring.
When I got home I posted it on the Craigs List and when I woke up the next morning I had 4 bogus emails & text messages in regards to the ring…All scams! Then another hunter contacted me with a number of someone who had lost a ring that matched mine. I contacted the man and he called me back a few hours later with the exact details of the ring!
As most of you know I get joy out of returning these cherished keepsakes back to their owners and what a great young man I met today, as you can imagine he was very happy!
I love my job! Lost your ring…Call a member of TheRingFinders ASAP
Watch video below: The return of the ring…
Two Tourists Stranded in Paradise!
I was just heading down onto the beach for a random hunt when I was approached by Derek, « Will that find keys? ».
« Yep, where did you lose them? ».
« Last night walking between that pole and those toilets… They’re the keys for the campervan and we’re stuck here without them ».
The time of night they were lost put it at low tide, which left me with roughly 1.2 hectares of beach where they were hiding – And that’s assuming a walker hadn’t picked them up since. I was brutally honest with him about the very slim chances of finding them with a coil the size of a dinner plate, but had to give it my best.
I checked the waterline first as the tide was already coming in, then once I had cleared a buffer there against the encroaching tide, I headed up to the probable line of their route to the beach.
A short time later, I got a big hit in the dry powdery sand. Scuffed the surface of the sand off with my foot and there they were. I quietly pocketed them and headed back to the van, head hung in mock defeat.
I couldn’t help but wind Derek up a little about how it was such a huge area, and the chances of finding them today were virtually nil…before pulling the keys out of my pocket.
Derek and Gemma could now continue their holiday through NZ
Pat called me on Tuesday evening to ask for help in finding Ann’s lost wedding ring. The one he gave her 40 years ago. Ann had been playing volleyball with the grandkids in the front yard of their home. After that and some basketball, she noticed her wedding ring was not on her finger. I said we would be there to hunt at 8:00 AM the next day. Carrie and I loaded up early and arrived at the hunt site on time. Ann showed us where she was during the volleyball game. Sid found it 10 minutes after the hunt began. Needless to say, Ann was very happy to see her ring again. It was a pleasure to help out such a charming lady. Thank you for your generous reward and the delicious blueberry muffins.
I received a call from Derrick requesting my service to locate his dad’s lost wedding band which he had lost yesterday while out in the back yard building a snow man with his grand children. Derrick told me he and his dad spent all afternoon searching for the ring with no luck, and today Derrick went on the internet to see where he could rent a metal detector and that’s where he came across my blog page.
I told Derrick I would be down to his place shortly. When I meet Derrick’s dad at the door, he showed me the approximate where the ring was lost and within 15 minutes I had the ring back on his dad’s finger.
Another Happy Client and a great start for the first day of 2020. Thank you Ross and Derrick ,for entrusting me to locate your lost ring.
