if you lost any type of jewelry at the beach or anywhere, give me a call. My name is louis 305-608-1870. I have a Metal Detecting service where I come out and help you find your lost jewelry. Give me a call, leave a message, text, or on WhatsApp.
if you lost a ring, or any type of jewelry at the beach, in the sand, in the water, or in your backyard, give me a call, louis, 305-608-1870. I have a Metal Detecting service and can come out and find your lost item. This couple lost their ring in Miami Beach and immediately called me. I was able to head over and quickly find it for them. Just because it’s lost, doesn’t mean it’s gone forever give me a call, text, or leave a message and I’ll help you find your last item.
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if you’re looking for a metal detecting service that can help you find your lost jewelry, then give me a call, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a Metal Detecting service that can do just that. Whether you lost it at the beach, in the water, or in your backyard day or night give me a call. The couple in these pictures lost this beautiful ring earlier in the day, they were able to meet me later that night and within about 15 minutes I was able to find it. If this has happened to you don’t wait give me a call.
If you lost some jewelry at the beach, in the shallow water, or in your back yard, call me 305-608-1870 Louis. I have a metal detecting recovery service.
In these photos, a group was down from South Carolina for the weekend and ended up losing 3 very sentimental and valuable rings! Fortunately, they remembered where they lost them and I was able to meet them at the beach and with in a few minutes find all three of them…. Vacation saved!
Again if you lost something, give me a call, text, or leave me a message and I’ll help you find your lost item. You can also check out my site for all my other successful recoveries.
My name is Louis 305-608-1870 and I have a metal detecting service to help you find your lost jewelry. It doesn’t matter if you lost it in the shallow waters at the beach, if it flew off into the sand, or somewhere in your backyard, I can help you find it. In the photos above, he had lost this very rare and expensive watch that was given to him by his uncle at the beach The day before. It was in about 3 feet of water. He thought he had lost it forever. But I was able to find it even before he got there. He gave me the location on Google maps and I found it within a few minutes. If you’ve lost something important, give me a call, text, or leave me a message and I’ll help you find your last item. Check out my other blogs to see all my other successful recoveries.
Gregg called and asked if I would be able to help him find his wedding ring he had lost on the dune walkover in Holgate NJ. We were having some unusual swarming mosquitos, and when he was heading over to the ocean they bombarded him when he was almost at the top. When he tried to swat them away, unfortunately his wedding ring flew off his hand and most likely landed up on the dunes somewhere. We arranged to meet the next afternoon, knowing his ring would be safe in that location. I had read on one of the local Facebook pages how bad they were after days of heavy rain, but never experienced anything quite this like this. I pulled up in the driveway, and no sooner had my door opened, I would venture to say, there were 20 or more in my truck. With that said, out came the sweatshirt and bug spray. I really hate mosquitos. Greg and I went over again exactly what had happened, as we walked quickly to the spot he had marked with some little sticks and stuff. I turned on my machine, put on the headphones, and for whatever reason it would not quiet down. I asked him to stand facing exactly the way he was, and to demonstrate the swatting motion he used when the ring went flying. It looked like it probably could have flown up in the dune grass, but with the motion he showed me, my hunch was it went straight down. So, as these nuisance bugs are like a cloud around us, I moved back to where I turned on the machine, which was also the spot he was when the ring came off. And now I know why the machine was so noisy!!!!! Bingo!!!! It was sitting right on top of his ring. The more detective work one can do the better. The entire hunt only lasted about 10 minutes at best. Making memories again on LBI.
We got a call to find a lost wedding ring in Roswell, Ga. today. Lost while doing some yard work but not too hard to locate. It was hiding just out of sight under some straw. We were using the Equinox 800 detector, and it came in at a solid 17 VDI in park 1 setting with recovery speed 6 and sensitivity 22. Glad we could find it for him.
I received a call from Jason asking if I could help him find his wife’s diamond engagement ring that was thrown into a 10 foot deep canal! Of course I had more than a few questions to help me determine the likelihood of actually finding her lost ring. Come to find out one of Jason’s sons got a hold of his mom’s ring and, for some strange reason, decided to run outside and give it a toss into the water! After hearing the story of what all happened I decided to take my kayak and check out what I was up against. Turns out the water was exactly 10 feet deep with lily pads on both sides of the canal and at least a foot of silt on the bottom with a whole lot of aquatic weeds of different kinds as well. Jason pointed to the « area » where he was fairly sure the ring landed and I dropped a weight and marker for the following days search.
Scuba was required and I opted to use my Blu3 Nemo Dive system and the hand held Pulse Dive scuba detector combined with a PVC grid layout that measured 6 foot by 10 foot. After clearing a path thru the lily pads I towed my PVC grid out over the target area and let it sink to the bottom. I spent the next two hours scouring the bottom and moving my grid to be sure I was covering, what I thought was the exact spot, where the ring hit the water. And as I was finishing up…Jason’s dear wife came out to see how it was going and she said, « I think it landed more to the right! » So with one last push I switched out my battery, moved my PVC grid and prayed to God that Mrs Jason was correct! I swept my hand held pin pointer all the way around my grid and as I was finishing up I got one last small signal. I grabbed down into the mud trying to feel the object that was causing the detector to beep and finally found a small circular object. At first I thought it might be just a washer or rusty nut but as I cleared the mud away I held it up close to my dive mask and I could just make out a shiny diamond…and not just one diamond but a whole bunch of diamonds! I literally started yelling and hollering… »I found it, I found it, thank you God, thank you God! » Jason and his wife were stunned and so, so thankful to have their ring back…especially since they were moving the next day to California!!
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Nicholas put his wedding ring in an ice chest for safe keeping while on the beach. The problem was, he forgot it was there and dumped the icy contents of the chest by the pedestrian entrance trash cans when leaving the beach. He didn’t even realize it was missing until he made it home 2 hours away. He was about to write it off as lost, but, figured it was a worth a shot to try and recover it even though it was a long shot in his mind since it had been a couple of days already. He found me on the Ring Finders directory and made contact. With just a map and a couple of circled spots to search, I headed to the beach on a cold, rainy, windy day. The first area was a bust, but, after moving some trash cans out of the way, the second area produced his ring. Today, Nicholas and his wife made another trip here and happily picked up his ring. A pleasure to meet you both and thank you for the reward.
I’m starting out my 8th year of doing this and my first ring of the year actually turned out to be two rings! Tammy and her husband Andrew brought their beautiful family down from Kentucky to enjoy Perdido. They had spent the day on the beach and as it started to be time to leave, Tammy panicked when she realized her wedding band and her engagement ring were no longer on her hand. They had a general idea where they had been on the beach but she wasn’t sure where the rings were. She quickly did some googling and found my FB page, Pensacola Ring Finders. She texted me while my wife and I were at dinner and I quickly called her back. She was in luck that my wife who is my good luck charm was up for a trip to Perdido. We got there as quickly as possible, prepared with flashlights to search into the night. After talking with Tammy and Andrew there were three areas they had played volleyball and I decided to start in the one that Tammy had described first. I made one pass and then a second. On my third turn I got a good gold sound. I’ve learned that this could be a pull tab and not to sound the alarm quite yet so I gently scooped up the first signal. I needn’t have worried and quickly saw the diamonds from the wedding band in the scoop. I called Tammy over and said, “well here’s one!” 😃 The second one was still missing so I started back searching in the same general area. It wasn’t long until I heard a strong platinum tone. This time I couldn’t help but smile and I scooped down very carefully and saw the flash of the engagement ring in the edge of the sand. I let Tammy pull it out of the scoop and celebrate with her family as she returned it to its rightful place on her hand. I love doing this. I can’t wait to see who else I will be able to help this year. See you soon. 😉