Eric was playing catch in the waves with his nephew. Because of sun screen his ring flew off. He marked the area. He searched I lost my ring on the internet! Of course he found Ring Finders and me. I went to location and recovered ring. Happy Ending. 
I was hunting at the beach in a few feet of water with a friend. When we came across a man snorkeling for his lost wedding band. I searched for only a few minutes and recovered his ring. He had never heard of ringfinders before but knows all about us now.
I got a call from a couple that had just lost a wedding band. She had been picking up yard clippings and found red ants. Shaking her hands franticly rings came flying off. They located the engagement ring but not the wedding band.. I was near by location and had metal dector, wife and puppy with me. After hunting for a half hour or so… my wife and puppy came up the driveway with the ring. It must of hit the the driveway , bounced and rolled ending up in the middle of the street. A find is a find!!
Mike McInroe…Ring Finder and Metal Detector Specialist…Call Anytime, ASAP…321-363-6029
Rocco had spent his Sunday afternoon cleaning up their back patio area using his pressure washer to wash away the Florida mold and dirt. It was a wet and soapy job and his large gold and diamond ring felt a little loose on his pinky finger but he wanted to finish up so he headed to the dumpster to throw out an old rusty grill. The dumpster lids were both closed so Roccco grabbed one of the lids and with force, threw it open and that very motion plus the wetness from the pressure washing, caused his ring to go flying. He actually caught a glimpse of the ring as it went up into the air but he was not sure as to which direction it went. Frantically he searched all around the outside of the dumpster, thinking surely it landed either inside the fenced area or just over the fence and into the grass. For a good hour he searched high and low but was unable to locate his large gold and diamond ring. So his next thought was that maybe it fell down into the dumpster itself and looking thru other people’s garbage is never fun but Rocco knew he needed to do it so he went thru what he could but still–NO RING!
Frustration and then mild panic began to set in and Rocco thought of looking for someone to help him and that led him to search « Lost Jewelry Recovery » on his phone and theringfinders.com web site came up and one of my recent recovery stories. Rocco could not believe that there actually were people out there that help find lost rings. It was late Sunday afternoon when Rocco called me and we met an hour and a half later and I began my search. I have had some tough and challenging searches in the past 11 years and this one comes in right close to the top! It was dark, the no-see-ums were biting and I was looking thru piles of garbage. I detected all around the dumpster and out at least 30 feet past the wooden fence area thinking it flew allot further than first thought. Next was the garbage in and around the dumpster. I emptied every bag thinking that just maybe his ring fell into the top of one of the bags but still–NO RING!
After looking in almost every possible place his ring could have gone…there was one area in the front of the dumpster that I figured I needed to search. It was way to thick to get my metal detector to be of any use so I opted to use one of my really strong flashlights. I was hoping that just maybe I could get a glimpse of gold or a sparkle from the diamonds and sure enough as I crawled on my hands and knees under the thick bush I caught a tiny glimmer of reflective light. My pulse quickened as I strained to make out what I was looking at. I let out a holler and went to get Rocco to give him the GREAT NEWS!
How thankful I am that God allowed me to be a help and a blessing to Rocco and for showing me where his ring was hiding. Every search is a challenge and some are much harder that others but either way I do my very best to find what has been lost.
How can I help you? Call, text or email me ASAP! Anytime!
Mike McInroe…blessed to be a member of theringfinders.com
Kim’s daughter lost her engagement ring in the snow while playing with their dog. She wasn’t actually sure where she had lost it, but after searching all through the house and in the trash, they concluded that it must’ve come off her hand while throwing a snowball to their dog outside. I got a call from Kim, who said she saw my success stories of ring recoveries on the internet and asked if I would come search for the ring even though I was about two hours away. She shared with me that the year has been rough for the family and was devastated that something like this had happened so close to Christmas. As she fought back tears, I reassured her that I would come out to look and do my best to recover the lost ring.
Julie (my wonderful girlfriend and somewhat reluctant assistant) and I made the drive to Normalville, PA, near Somerset, two days before Christmas to search Kim’s yard for the ring. After about an hour of grid searching the yard twice, I wondered if maybe Kim’s daughter had lost it somewhere in the house after all. Julie, ever so patiently waiting in the cold, told me to take another look near the steps closer to the house. I turned up the sensitivity on the machine a bit and went over to a deeper pile of snow near the steps and lo and behold, I got a faint signal. I pulled the ring out of the snow and yelled, “Hey baby, thanks!” as I held the ring up for her to see. Julie says there are times I don’t listen to her, but I’m glad I did today! Another successful ring recovery!
Please contact me so I can help you recover what you thought was lost forever and you, too, will be smiling again! It’s never too late to recover a ring. Whether you lost it five minutes ago or fifty years ago, I’ll do my best to find it! Take a look at my book of smiles and follow me on Instagram @MrKingDigsIt.
I received a call from a very upset woman who had lost her wedding ring in the parking lot of the Ford dealership in Warwick, NY. She said that it was in a grassy area not too close to the cars, so I hoped that on arrival I would be able to detect the area. When I arrived, I was happy to see that there were no cars in the area where the ring was lost, and I was able to search the area with no problems! After a quick 5 minute search, I got lucky and found the ring. It really helped that the woman had an excellent idea of where the ring had been lost which really narrowed down the search area! It’s always an amazing feeling to return a ring to the owner! So happy I could help out!
I received a late-night email from James asking for my help locating his wedding ring. He said that he had been raking and bagging leaves earlier in the day and the ring had come off his finger. We made plans to meet the next day and search for the ring. When I arrived he had about 12-14 bags of leaves ready to scan with my detector. We went bag by bag and got lucky around bag number six! It was the second metal object that we pulled out of that bag and probably the 4th or 5th metal object that was in the leaf bags overall! I was amped to be able to help return the ring to him!
I saw a post in my local community group about a young girl that had lost her iPhone while sledding. I responded to the post that I would be happy to help find the phone and left my ringfinder.com link. I was excited when I received a call from Anusha, the girl’s mom, requesting my help. She said they had used the find my phone feature to locate the phone within about a 10-foot radius and offered for me to follow them to the location as there were several sledding hills on the road. I followed them to the site and they showed me approximately where the phone was pinpointed with the find my phone feature. I spent about 90 minutes working my way down the hill when I found the phone completely covered by snow! I was happy to reunite iPhone and owner!
Got a call from a young man about a ring that had been lost in the snow while filming a music video. He had already bought a metal detector from Wal-mart and tried to locate the ring with no sucess. He told me was there was footage of the ring on his finger and footage of the ring off his finger, so I had an excellent idea of the location of the ring and knew I could help out. When I got there, he showed me right to the area and within ten minuntes I was able to locate the ring under the snow and return it! I love the happy endings when I can return rings to their owners!
Mike McInroe…Ring Finder and Metal Detector Specialist…Call Anytime, ASAP…321-363-6029
Quentin was finishing up a job in a new housing development and the small basketball court was in need of some extra sod around the four light poles. One of his workers showed up with a few squares of sod and being as it was Friday, Quentin was anxious to get the sod laid and the job wrapped up. Unfortunately he did not have a shovel or machete to cut the sod into proper pieces so he used his hammer in a desperate attempt to make the pieces fit. There were places where the dirt needed to be leveled out and he used his hands to move the dirt around and as he was finishing up on the fourth pole he looked at his hand and realized that his wedding ring was missing. Quentin has only been married for one year and to think that he had already lost his precious wedding ring made him feel quite uneasy.
He was 99% sure he lost it while working with the sod and he began to search thru the thick grass, thinking surely he would be able to spot it. After walking over the whole area a couple of times he began to think that maybe he ought to consider renting or buying a cheap metal detector. So he typed « Metal detector rental » into his phone and found something even better! Theringfinders.com!!
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I met Quentin on site and carefully grid searched the whole area thinking surely I would find his lost wedding ring hiding in the grass. But not so quickly! I soon realized that with my Garrett, ATMax metal detector I could only get so close to the large metal light pole bases and that I would need to detect closer so I opted to use my trusty Garrett pin pointer. And sure enough on the fourth and final pole my pin pointer gave a great response to a hidden metallic item tucked into a small corner…and lo and behold…there hidden just under the grass was Quentin’s lost wedding ring! Quentin was stunned and thrilled all in one and the relief was obvious on his face. It wasn’t the Friday Quentin originally thought it would be but he was super glad for the way it turned out in the end.
Lost something and need help finding it? Call, text or email…ASAP!
Mike McInroe…ready to look anywhere and very thankful to be a part of theringfinders.com