Lost ring 4 Seasons Resort Wailea beach
Four Seasons Security called and expalined that a guest lost there white gold ring on the beach. Went to recover and found it on 4/25/11
Lander
Tacoma, WA
Four Seasons Security called and expalined that a guest lost there white gold ring on the beach. Went to recover and found it on 4/25/11
Lander
Tacoma, WA
Recived a call from lifeguard explaining that beach goers lost there 2 tone 18kt ring in 5 feet of water. Went to recover and found it on 4/18/11
Alex
Vancouver, BC
Recived call from client explaing they got my infomation through the county lifeguards on beach. They lost there White gold w/ 2 small diamonds ring in shallow water. Went to recover and found it on 4/7/11
Gary
Guest called and explained that they lost there White Gold Engagement w/ 1 kt diamond custom Ring in water. Went to recover found it on 9/24/10
Jay
Lakewood, CO
Hotel called with a guest who lost there Platnuim wedding band lost in water. Went to recover and found it on 9/21/10
Christopher
Fuerth, Germany
Recived a call from clients who informed me that they lost there Ladies Engagment ring on the beach worth 12,000.00. Went to locate and found it. Very happy customers!!
Kim
Reno, NV
Maui wave riders called and informed me that a customer had lost there Tungstan ring in water while taking a surf lesson. Spoke with customer who further informed me that he was 80 to 100 feet off shore. Went to recover and found ring on 10/12/10
Josh
The customer found lostringmaui.com on the internet. Customer called me and explained that they lost there 18kt White gold ring in the water, with a good location. Went to recover and found ring in 2 feet of water 9/15/10.
James
Vancouver, BC
Westin Hotel called with a guest who lost there Platium Ring w/ diamonds. Guest explained that ring was lost in 4 to 5 feet of water. Went to recover and found ring for guest on 9/21/10.
John Schwartz, of Racine, Wisconsin, was throwing a football in the backyard of his house when disaster struck. He felt his heavy Tungsten-Carbide wedding ring leave his finger. It seemed to vanish into the evening dusk. Despite frantic efforts on his hands and knees, groping through the grass, the ring eluded his touch. In the days to follow he continued to systematically comb the turf, carefully separating the foliage in hopes of glimpsing the missing token of his marriage. Neighbors wondered about the sudden and strange behavior of the young husband next door. A friend even loaned him a metal detector. But it only yielded a confusing cacophony of audio signals–the ground was full of metallic objects. It was futile.
That’s when a search on the internet raised his hopes. At theringfinders.com he was surprised to learn about people like us, people who happily apply many years of metal-detecting expertise to help locate and return sentimental and valuable jewelery items to their owners. A quick phone was all it required. The next afternoon, the elusive wedding band surrendered its hiding place to a Minelab Excalibur. The ring had traveled some 40′ away, almost out of the confines of John’s backyard. He wasted no time planting it firmly on his finger once again. And the smile on his face, well, it just oozed gratitude.