Kellie reached out to Ring Finders South Jersey on Facebook for help with a lost earring in her Erma, NJ backyard. Our meeting led to a successful search – the diamond earring was recovered in just 20 minutes. Kellie had to leave for work. She was happy it was found! Read more stories on my website at Ringfinderssouthjersey.com
Sara called me, asking for help to find her husband’s gold wedding ring. She found me on the Ring Finder’s website. He had spent the entire day working in the yard—cleaning out the gutters, raking leaves, and putting up Christmas lights. Despite his efforts, he couldn’t locate the ring. With only about an hour of daylight left, I headed over to assist.
When I arrived, Devon was still searching for the ring. There was a massive pile of leaves at the curb, scheduled for pickup that week, so I began my search there. Unfortunately, I had no luck.
Next, we moved to the flower beds under the gutter. I received a strong signal under a small bush. Despite not seeing the ring on the ground, the signal was promising. Using my pinpointer, I discovered the signal was coming from within the bush.
It turned out that when the ring slipped off Devon’s hand, it landed in the bush and got hooked on one of the branches. The ring, a beautiful yellow-gold piece, held significant sentimental value as it belonged to Devon’s great-grandfather.
I love my hobby!
I received a call from Benedikt. His daughter had lost a family heirloom here in Calgary. A very meaningful and sentimental heirloom. It took two hours but I finally found it but not quite where expected. Watch the video for details.
Cody’s wedding band went missing when loading his van. He was sure it fell off into the fresh snow. Watch the video to see the whole story.
I received a call from Dani. His wife lost two rings while hiking. The fresh snow swallowed them up and he couldn’t find them before their flight left for Spain. After talking and texting I went out two days later. No luck with the detector but that didn’t stop me from finding them. Watch the video for the whole story.
My name is Mike McInroe and I am a Lost Item Recovery Specialist. I find metal items on land, in the water, in the grass, woods, houses, vehicles and under ground! Call or text me ASAP at 321-363-6029 and let’s talk!
Jacob lost a very sentimental pendant and here is his story. » I called Mike looking for some help. I lost a family heirloom! What do I do? I called Mike with The Ring Finders. He was very attentive. On the holiday weekend of Thanksgiving, he answered my call first thing. He reassured me that it will be alright. He said I am finishing lunch and I will be on my way! What a relief to have technology these days to go on Google and find qualified, honest help to find my lost prized possession. My grandfather had his 10k gold necklace and pendant made from all his 10k gold, smelted a long time ago to make the necklace and PENDANT I had lost in my backyard full of debris and ferns…a place that is very hard to locate small objects like this. But within 30 minutes, Mike had found my lost pendant. What a relief! My most prized possession found in a very thick fern in a bunch of thicket. So happy to have called. If I didn’t, my pendant would have been lost FOREVER. To those who think they can’t, they certainly CAN! From my family and my heart, thanks Mike. You made my day, week, month and year! I hope this helps those in need of your services, to give it a shot. You never know if you item is gone. It might just be lost. Mike can find it. He found mine and many others! Thanks Mike!!! »
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I received a message from Tina on Nov 30th, around 9:40 pm inquiring about help finding a lost ring. She text and also included a post she had made on a Myrtle Beach Lost and Found FB group. The text read “I am at Dunes Village till Sunday. I lost my mother’s ring 6 diamond in birthstone colors, had names also. I would love to find it. I was throwing a football in front of Dunes Village around 5 pm today. If you can help, I’m here until Sunday at 11am.” The post she made had a little more information and details, it read in part, “It was my Christmas present I had just gotten like two weeks ago from my boyfriend. It has 6 names also engraved in it.” I text her back and told her I could be there at about 10 in the morning and ask if she could meet me to show me the area. She agreed on the time and meeting up.
This morning, we met as planned and Tina showed me the area. The area consisted of dry sand, so I knew anything with any weight to it would quickly disappear in the sand. She had taken a good visual of where she was the day before. She lined me up straight out from a blue awning on the side of the resort and I turned on my Nox 800. I started south of the awning doing an east/west grid working my way north. Tina said her ring was silver, so I knew I was looking for a VDI (visual display indicator) number in the low to mid 20 range. I got a hit with a VDI of 24, which turned out to be a dime. The next signal I got was 22 bouncing back and forth to 23. The Nox was also showing that it was a shallow target. I was pretty sure I had Tina’s ring. I dug some sand out, checked the hole and had the target in the scoop. I gently shook out the scoop and saw the beautiful ring lying at the bottom of the scoop. I blew the sand off the ring, turned to Tina holding the ring up and said, “got it!” She stood there in disbelief and asked, “is it my ring?” I think she had come to believe the ring was gone forever. I love the looks I get when I hand somebody back their lost item.
Tina – Thank you so much for trusting me to help find your lost treasure and get it back where it belongs. Enjoy the rest of your vacation and have a safe trip home.
Jim
Do you need a lost item recovery specialist to help you find something on land, in the water, grass, yard, woods, in your house or vehicle or under ground? Call or text Mike McInroe ASAP at 321-363-6029 and let’s talk! I am here to help you!
Candice and her husband, Jason, were enjoying a much needed break on Flagler Beach over the Thanksgiving holidays and late evening on Thanksgiving eve she and her husband were relaxing on the dry sand when the unthinkable happened…she felt her diamond engagement ring and wedding ring come off of her finger and watched them disappear into the soft beach sand. They searched desperately for hours and they simply could not find them and a heavy sadness came over Candice that crushed her heart and spirit. (It is for this very reason that I joined theringfinders.com and that is to be able to help give hope and practical assistance to those who find themselves in these kinds of desperate situations.)
Jason called me at 12:35 am Thanksgiving morning and I could hear the pain and desperation in his voice as he briefly told me what happened. It took me only 10 minutes to get my equipment packed up and at 2:00 am in the morning I met Jason and Candice and in the pitch dark of night we walked out onto the sandy beach. Thankfully they had marked the area where she thought she dropped her rings and after a 5 minute grid search I got a sweet signal that I figured had to be her lost rings. I made a circle in the sand around the signal and gave Candice my Garrett Pro Pointer and told her to find and retrieve her own rings…and what an absolute thrill and joy it was to see her melt and cry tears of happiness and total relief! Jason gave me a huge bear hug and Candice just knelt there in the sand and cried. How I thank God for allowing me to be used by Him to help this dear couple in their time of need!
How can I help you? Call or text me anytime day or night at 321-363-6029 and let’s talk!
Mike McInroe…honored to be a member of theringfinders.com
If you have lost your ring, your bracelet, your necklaceor other piece of jewelry don’t lose your mind too so call or text Dave MacDonald at 805-290-5009 so we can create a plan to get your precious keepsake back.
I got a text early Monday morning from Antimm stating that he had lost his necklace while swimming at Santa Claus beach in Carpinteria. He had been out body surfing when he came in and realized that his necklace that had a gold baptismal cross and silver pendant on it. We agreed to meet at low tide that afternoon to begin the search.
I spent the better part of two hours dodging the waves and searching in the water but I was unable to locate the necklace. We checked the tides and I told Antimm I would return to the beach on Friday as the tides were a bit more favorable because he was pretty sure he had lost it out in the wash.
Friday came and when I got to the beach the tide was out but conditions had changed. There was a decent swell and while I was prepared to get wet I had no idea just how soaked I was going to get. On the Monday search there was a sand bar and you could stand pretty easy and deal with the waves. Unfortunately the sand was gone and the waves were brutal. After getting tossed around for about an hour I moved to a new location and finally got a signal worth scooping.
I was in about 3 feet of water when I scooped and checked the hole and sure enough it was in the scoop. Unfortunately a wave met me at the same time and I lost whatever I had found. As the water receded I looked down and could see a silver looking disc in the water and I frantically got my scoop positioned behind it and this time I got it.
I was ecstatic as this was as close to a miracle as you can get in metal detecting. To God be the glory!
My name is Mike McInroe and I am a Lost Item Recovery Specialist! On land, in the water, grass, yards, woods, houses, vehicles or under ground…please call ASAP anytime at 321-363-6029!
Makayla called me to ask if I could help her find a very special ring that was lost in a small animal pen behind her house. Before attempting any search I always ask some very specific questions to help me determine the likelihood of actually finding the lost or misplaced item. Thankfully Makayla assured me that her friend actually felt the ring come off and it was in a very small area and they had not disturbed the area for fear of burying it further in the straw. Apparently while spreading the straw out, her friend actually felt her ring slip off of her finger and it immediately disappeared…especially since the ring was a gold ring and almost the very same color as the straw. They began looking through the 12 inch thick straw and after a while they gave up and decided they needed a metal detector and that led them to the internet and theringfinders web site.
It only took a few minutes to locate the lost diamond ring in the straw and the young couple was thrilled to have their precious ring back again.
Have you lost something and need a ring finders help? Call or text me ASAP…don’t wait! Call 321-363-6029 and let’s talk.
Mike McInroe…ready to help you in your time of need!