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Lost Gold Wedding Ring Found with Metal Detector in Springfield, TN

  • from Nashville (Tennessee, United States)
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Yesterday Noel lost his gold wedding band in his yard while building a fence on his property in Springfield, TN. The ring was made from the gold sourced from his wife’s family, so it was very sentimental to him. I gathered my gear and arrived at his property within an hour. Noel briefed me how he thought he lost his ring, however he didn’t feel the ring come off his finger, so he pointed out all areas of the property where he’d been working. After about one hour and fifteen minutes into the search I got the signal that I had been working for. There was ring, hidden deep in the grass and fallen leaves. Noel explained that he had thought about buying a cheap metal detector after he lost the ring, but came to his senses and looked for help from an experienced detectorist. Bluebird clear skies, cool crisp air, meeting nice people and re-uniting them with their lost treasures, it doesn’t get much better than this.

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Carlsbad Metal Detector Service, Avoid metal detector equipment rentals for help finding lost jewelry

  • from Carlsbad (California, United States)
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Metal detector equipment service helped find a lost wedding ring at Carlsbad beach San Diego. Call or text Curtis Cox 760 889 2751  before it’s too late! Don’t ret or buy metal detectors!

This call for help came late at night during the summer of 2025  A reward was offered & I was on my way…Being a local here in North county the beaches are a short trip as I was there quickly scanning the area before he arrived.

Carlsbad state beach gets raided daily by metal detector hobbyists scavenging to pocket recent lost jewelry. Many times I’ve counted 5-6 pirates swinging detectors in the dry sand. Typically a wedding ring or any jewelry lost in the beach sand will last 1-2days before it’s found & pocketed.

After about 10 min of thoroughly grid scanning the beach area I was able to recover his precious wedding ring buried in the sand. He was stoked I could help him find what may of been gone forever.

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Vancouver Metal Detecting Service

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
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TheRingFinders-Vancouver Metal Detecting Service,  Lost your Ring/Cell Phone/Keys. Call ASAP  24/7  Chris 778-838-3463

Early this morning, I received a text message in regards to helping someone find their lost engagement ring in Vancouver, I replied right away and heard the story about where this young lady believed she had lost her ring. It sounded like it was very likely I was going to recover it, but I’ve been fooled before in thinking the search could be easy and it turns out to be one of the hardest ones. I wouldn’t know until I arrived at the location where the ring was lost.

After arriving and speaking to the young lady and her husband, it sounded likely that I’d find it but it didn’t quite make sense why it would be on the right side when she was coming down the stairs and the ring was on her left hand, but after discussing it a bit more and the way her body position was, I started my search and was able to find it within minutes. Needless to say, the young lady and her husband were very happy and relieved to see that Ring! After speaking to him a bit more I found out that they had bought a metal detector off Amazon and searched for 45 minutes with no luck. I often wonder how many people buy or rent a Detector and give up after not finding it, thinking it’s not there. I’m sure this happens more than I know. The thing about myself and other members on this directory is, we have many many years of Metal Detecting experience, which makes a huge difference in the chance of recovery.

I love my job!!!

 

 

Video of search on the link below…

https://youtu.be/ZHIXNfnYThc

 

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Gold Wedding Band Lost in Murfreesboro, Found with a Metal Detector

  • from Nashville (Tennessee, United States)
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Alvaro was digging in his front yard to find a leaking pipe when he lost his gold wedding band. He bought a metal detector at a hardware store and tried for hours how to use, but all it did was make a constant chattering noise. His wife, Katie, did an online search and located me on TheRingFinders directory. Due to weather we held off on the search for a few days. On today’s date, 01-11-2026, it was a clear day, although a bit cold and windy. I arrived at 9am as promised and was briefed by Alvaro where he thought the ring could be. Three minutes and fourteen seconds later, I got the signal on my XP Deus 2 metal detector that I was hoping for. It was a pleasure finding Alvaro’s wedding band and meeting the young couple. Finding lost treasures for people that have all but given up hope of ever seeing that treasure again is a great feeling.

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Lost Diamond/Gold Tennis Bracelet Found In Bethany Beach, Delaware

  • from Lewes (Delaware, United States)
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On 12/29/25, I received a call from Amy regarding her lost diamond/gold tennis bracelet. Amy said that on 10/11/25, she had walked out the front door of her residence at about 1:30 am when her tennis bracelet got caught on the storm door handle. The tennis bracelet broke and came off of her wrist. Amy believed that the bracelet had flung off her wrist in the dark and had landed in the leaf litter on the ground in the front of her deck. Amy asked if I would search the leaf litter in front of her deck with my metal detector for her bracelet. I agreed to meet Amy on 12/30/25 to conduct the search. Upon my arrival at Amys home I searched the leaf litter with my metal detector and I did not find the bracelet. The search was continued as Amy used a rake to pulled leaf litter out from under her deck and I used a pin pointer to conduct a search of it. The bracelet was still nowhere to be found. I then used a flashlight to look through some of the small spaces in between the deck boards. After looking through a second space to the ground under the deck I saw the shimmer of the diamond and gold bracelet. I called to Amy who was in the house to let her know that her cherished bracelet had been found. It appears that when the bracelet came off of Amys wrist it fell straight down to the deck and slid in between a space between two deck boards and then fell to the ground underneath.  The deck was to low to the ground for me to be able to crawl under it so Amy crawled under the deck and retrieved her lost bracelet. The bracelet was located under the deck about 10′ from the front of the deck.

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Ring found in Coventry Rhode Island!!

  • from Coventry (Rhode Island, United States)
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Ring found after being lost for two weeks!!

 

 

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Ring Found In Hardy Pond, Near Stanwood, MI

  • from Holland (Michigan, United States)
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Back around the first of July Sue Bardins, a former co-worker from FCS, contacted me and stated her friend lost his ring. I met Steve at the site and he explained that they had pulled up their pontoon boat on the shore to spend some time swimming in the sandy area of the river. He was in about chest deep water right behind the pontoon boat when he felt his ring fly off. I searched that area up to my neck and came up empty. We figured the ring was pushed out deeper from the prop wash of the boats that docked there quite often. The plan was to wait until late fall or winter when the water level was lowered to work on the dam. Water level was at least 10 ft lower today and the area where the ring was lost is no longer under water. The temperature today was in the 40’s and with the recent rain, most of the snow has disappeared. I contacted my friend Chuck Raison to help me with the search and in about 20 minutes Chuck came up with the ring. Actually the ring was found about 15 ft further west than I had searched. I stopped on my way home and surprised Steve and his wife with the ring. This year was their 20th anniversary. We never give up hope!

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Platinum Wedding Ring Recovered in Chapel Hill!

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)
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I got a text from Andrew in Chapel Hill about his lost wedding ring. He’d been playing football with his son in the yard and while practicing a long snap (picture the guy who hikes it to the punter), his ring flew off. He knew exactly when it happened and where, but didn’t know where the ring had gone. In the month since he’d lost it, Andrew had bought an inexpensive metal detector to try and find it himself, but had not found the ring, which is when he called me. After he showed me where and how the ring came to be lost, I searched for about 90 minutes with no luck. I took my own ring, tied a bright orange string to it, and asked Andrew to come out and snap the football several times wearing my ring so I could see where his ring might have gone. After several snaps, we had a good idea of where the ring should have been – unfortunately, the ring wasn’t there. I widened my search area quite a bit and after another hour or so, found the ring almost 90 degrees to the left of where we thought it should have landed.

Andrew and his wife have an anniversary coming up soon and he’s glad he’ll have his ring back where it belongs for that special day. Another happy ending!

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Two Gold Wedding Rings Recovered in Siler City!

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)
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I got a text from Luke, who was vacationing in North Carolina from West Virginia. Quoting from Luke’s original text, « I lost not 1 but 2 wedding bands in the yard at our Airbnb in Siler City ». Apparently Luke lost his ring playing in the yard and someone in the group declared it shouldn’t be that hard to find a ring in the grass. That led to his wife’s ring being tossed out into the grass to show how easy it would be to find, which is how Luke got to the situation he was in. Anyway, Luke and I spoke and he cleared it with the landlord for me to go out and search. He had sent me a map of the backyard and had marked the area where he thought I should search. I found her ring after about an hour and a half (the yard was filled with pop tops, bottle caps, nails, screws, etc.), but it took me probably another 30 minutes to find his ring. I sent Luke this picture of the two recovered rings and we made arrangements for me to ship them back to him in West Virginia. Although I didn’t get to hand the rings to Luke and his wife, it was still a nice recovery and nice long-distance happy ending!

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Diamond and Gold Wedding Ring Recovered in Fuquay-Varina

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)
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I received a call from a nice couple in Fuquay-Varina (about 15 miles from the house) asking me to help find the wife’s wedding ring. The husband said it was in the back yard, which should have been an easy recovery. When I got there, he showed me where the ring had gone:  down a briar-covered hill, behind the back yard. Although they were certain about the direction the ring had gone, they didn’t have a guess on how far it might have traveled. Given that, I started at the top of the hill, working my way down, fighting the briars. After maybe an hour of « briar fighting », I had reached the bottom of the hill, but still no ring. I decided to walk even further out and start to work my way back towards the house, hoping I wouldn’t have to re-search the hill. As soon as I reached what I had chosen as my furthest point, I found the ring easily.

When I climbed back up the hill and returned the ring to the wife, she burst into tears. It’s always good to be able to recover and return a ring, but this one was extra special – another happy ending!

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