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Lost Ring Rescued After Playing Football in Stevens Point Yard

  • from Green Bay (Wisconsin, United States)

Cerria contacted me via text on October 15th requesting my help to help recover a ring she lost throwing the football around with one of her sons a few days ago. She mentioned « I lost the ring in my yard. I was wearing two rings on the same finger. I found one that landed and rolled on the concrete…this was a heavier one. The other, I have had not any luck finding and assuming the ring landed in the grass. I’m devastated. It’s a thinner gold ring with diamonds. » We agreed on a time to meet on Friday AM, October 17th. Like a good detective. I always try to ask good questions and had Cierra recreate the activity. She suggested I look in the same area where the heavier ring was found. I looked thoroughly…The grass was sod and very, very thick. I expected the ring be a « surface » find but stuck and hidden under the heavy grass. I recovered the ring about a foot off from the edge of the driveway where she was throwing the football to her son. Cierra was more than happy with plenty of smiles to go around.

Dropped cell phone in the lake…Found

  • from Johnson City (Tennessee, United States)

Received a call from this gentleman. He had been fishing and put the cell phone in his shirt pocket. He leaned over in the boat and it fell out right beside the dock. After getting suited up and diving down it was right where he said it was. Glad to help his out. They phone came right on even after being underwater for a couple of hours right around 8ft deep.

Necklace Found by Rob Ellis, Woodford, Virginia

  • from Fairfax (Virginia, United States)

SMILES from Lawrence and Lexie

Lawrence called me, desperate to help him find his girlfriend’s necklace. He had it in his shirt pocket for safe keeping while driving before it went missing. The young man had been unloading the truck late at night when it fell from his pocket.

It was a very hot day, and I searched where he had parked the truck for hours. Three generations of the family were there watching from the porch. It was wonderful to have the support, and cool water to drink.

 

I was looking about 30 feet on the driveway from where Lawrence thought it was lost, when my wife walked over. She knew I was nearly exhausted from hours of searching and it was time to call off the search. Everyone was stunned when Mrs. Ellis quietly said “here it is” as she gingerly picked it up. She had spotted the delicate necklace which was ground into the gravel driveway. Everyone was stunned because we had all walked over that part of the driveway, and no one had noticed the necklace!

Equinox 900 Target ID= 27

 

I am an expert metal detectorist with the knowledge, skill, and experience to recover your lost items on land and underwater. Please text or call as soon as possible: (703) 598-1435

Don’t give up. Many of my clients have bought, borrowed, or rented a metal detector before calling me. Just because someone has a tool, it doesn’t mean they know how to use it. I use state-of-the-art equipment, and I have thousands of hours of experience searching on land and underwater. If you have tried using a detector without success, please text/call to see if I can help.

 

Leesburg, Virginia Resident Loses Grandmother’s Diamond Wedding Band…Found by Ring Finder Brian Rudolph

  • from Washington (District of Columbia, United States)

Leesburg, Virginia Resident Loses Grandmother’s Diamond Wedding Band…Found by Ring Finder Brian Rudolph

Stacia and Donn pose for a celebratory picture shortly after ring finder Brian Rudolph surprised them with the good news of finding Stacia’s irreplaceable keepsake

Brian Rudolph, Lost Item Recovery Specialist (also known as THE RING HERO) searches  Land, Water, Sand, Snow, Leaves, Cliffs, Houses and Vehicles. He Will Find Your Lost Item! Call ASAP (301) 466-8644!

Stacia was doing gardening work in the front, side and back yard of her lovely Leesburg, Virginia house. Approximately three hours into her landscaping project, Stacia looked down and noticed that her special family heirloom ring was no longer on her right thumb. This was no ordinary 14 karat yellow gold diamond ring. It happened to be a wedding band that was once worn by Stacia’s grandmother many years back in the past and at some point in time it was gifted to Stacia.

My client and her partner used a metal detector to search all of the flower beds, recycling bags and the entire front and back yard but all of their search and recovery efforts led to no avail. That’s when they turned to the internet and looked for additional help. Eventually they came across my website: METAL DETECTING ADVENTURES INC which links my clients to THE RING FINDERS, an elite international directory of metal detectorists who specialize in finding lost rings for people all over the world.

When I received the call for help from Stacia and her partner Donn, I asked them every question imaginable in order for me to get a better idea as to how Stacia may have lost the ring and to determine if I could effectively offer my services to the couple.

I told the two of them that it was possible that the ring was not lost outside but rather in the garbage or in the recycling bin. Because Stacia didn’t know the last time that she saw the ring on her finger, there was always the possibility that it was lost in the house or in a public environment. However, we all felt that it was most likely lost somewhere outside on their property.

A couple of days after we all spoke on the phone, I drove early in the morning to Leesburg, Virginia to conduct the search. The couple showed me all of the places where my client had been weeding, trimming and hauling. There were a few places in the front of the house and on the left side, as well. Most of the searching, however, would be focused in the backyard. Stacia had been working all along the parameter of the fence line in the flower beds, walking across the center grassy lawn area and it was possible that the ring fell into one of the recycling bags.

Once we finished reviewing all of the possible places where the ring could have been lost, I gathered up my metal detecting gear and headed to the back of the property to begin the search.

I spent the first two and a half hours metal detecting every inch of the areas where the couple and I reviewed and nothing turned up. I made sure that I detected under every shrub and bush as well as check all of the planters and flower boxes. When I was unsuccessful in the backyard, I detected the side of the house, in the flower beds where the wood chips covered the ground and scanned a stretch of 10 feet by 45 feet of lawn where Stacia walked with her gardening tools. Next, I detected the front of the house which included the flower beds and grassy lawn. Unfortunately, I still did not find the ring anywhere.

I gave an update to the clients and I suggested that I check their garbage and recycling cans since Stacia’s irreplaceable gold ring had not turned up anywhere else up to that point. The couple agreed that that was our next best option and so I immediately got busy detecting the throw-away bags and loose items in both receptacles in the garage. After finishing the search in the garage, I still came up empty-handed.

The three of us had a final meeting to decide if we should call it quits or perhaps for me to metal detect the right side of the backyard. Stacia said she did not do any work there before learning of the disappearance of her ring. Yet, I told the couple that sometimes my clients have no memory of being in a certain place at a certain time which ended up being where the item went missing all along.

We decided to have me search the flower beds and the lawn to the right of the house in the backyard and to metal detect outside of the fenced in area as well as scan the ground where Stacia discarded some trimmings and weeds.

After 25 minutes or so of metal detecting all of the areas mentioned above, I was still not able to locate my client’s special family heirloom ring. I was pretty disheartened about it all because none of this made any sense as to why I had not already recovered it. I gathered my detecting equipment, walked through the gate, shut the gate closed and randomly decided to swing my detector over to the right of the gate where the flower bed ended on that side of the house. I really was done with the search but for some reason something told me to swing the detector over by a particular bush. Then, I took my handheld detector and scanned under the pretty plant and to my surprise, I got a signal! I looked, and there it was! The lost ring! I couldn’t believe it! You could not have written a script more thrilling than this one because I had wrapped up the search and I was heading for my vehicle to drop off my gear and say goodbye to my clients! What a fantastic finish it was!

I made sure that Stacia and Donn got a huge surprise from me! It was absolutely a memorable moment indeed! Stacia’s face turned pink and she became extremely emotional at the moment that she was reunited with her grandmother’s diamond wedding band!

I told them that had they not given me permission to search more of the backyard and beyond after finishing up in the garage, I would have never maneuvered my detector over to the right side of the gate as I made my way back to the car! I don’t know what it was that made me want to search that flower bed one more time (because I had already gone over that area hours earlier), but whatever it was, I certainly gave glory to God for helping me with the search so that I could bring such wonderful news to my clients! Again, it was certainly a fantastic finish…yes, even after the search was already over!

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Wedding ring lost in car, Lavallette NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper, NJ Ring Finder

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)

NJ ring Finder

Christine called one evening around dinner with a little different kind of request. Her husband, Kevin, had lost his wedding ring in their car four months earlier. They had searched countless times without success, even pulling up sections of the carpet, thinking the ring might have slipped through one of the small openings. They had also asked a dealer to take a look during a service visit, but still no luck. Although the dealer suggested removing the seats, the cost was too high, so they decided against it.

Christine had been following NJ Ring Finder success stories and knew about the wide variety of items I had recovered. I assured her that I had an endoscope, which could reach into small spaces, and I was happy to take a look since it was a fairly common request. We arranged to meet, and when they arrived, I got to work.

After a short search, I began to wonder if the ring was still in the car. Kevin was absolutely certain it had bounced off the center console and fallen beside the seat, but sometimes memories can blur, especially after four months. Still, Kevin’s confidence reassured me, so I gathered more tools to remove the front seat. There was one spot where I thought I had spotted the ring with my endoscope but couldn’t reach it with the seat in place.

With the seat unbolted, Kevin helped me tip it on its side to avoid disconnecting the wires. Sure enough, tucked in the far corner of the seat’s sliding mechanism, there was Kevin’s ring, just as he had described. Using a small grabber tool, I carefully retrieved it, much to Christine and Kevin’s surprise. After four long months, the ring was finally found.

NJ Ring Finder, Edward Trapper was able to find/recover a lost item, after 4 long months, where no others were able to complete the task at hand.

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Lost Gold Wedding Ring Recovery Metal Detecting Minnesota

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

Lost at a local Fall Festival in Shakopee Minnesota – Recovered by theringfinders.com

Hey Elsa, So happy I could reunite with your wedding ring.

Take Care ~

Darrin

Wedding Ring Recovered in Raleigh

  • from Raleigh (North Carolina, United States)

I got text from Steven, a nice gentleman who lives only about two miles from my house. He and his wife had been moving firewood from the front of their house (where the logs had been dumped) to a shed area in the back yard and sometime during this activity, she lost her wedding ring. We made arrangements to meet at their house so I could find her ring. They showed me the area where the firewood had been and where it was stacked now. Seemed simple enough to search just that area, since that was the area where they’d been working.

While I was searching, Steven and I had been chatting about our common interest – history. After maybe 45 minutes with no luck, Steven invited me to see his workshop. Turns out that Steven collects antique tools and wanted to show me. While we were there, I had a thought and asked if he or his wife had checked the gloves she was wearing. He said they both had checked, but I asked if checking one more time would be ok. He agreed and with my handheld detector, found that the ring was still in the finger slot of one of the gloves. We were all surprised, but it’s always a good feeling to recover something that means a great deal to someone. Another happy ending!

Gold Heirloom Ring Found at Chicago Beach

  • from Chicago (Illinois, United States)
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Received a call from a man that lost a family heirloom ring in a grass area at Montrose Beach.

Turned out to be quite the challenge due to the amount of trash in the area plus he did not know if it was gold or silver so discrimination of any kind was out of the question.

Switched detectors and coils a number of times trying to navigate the trash areas.

Searched for 3-1/2 hours and finally hit it.

 

Platinum Wedding Band, Engagement Ring and Spacer Rings Lost in the Sand, 3 Found and Returned Ocean Isle Beach NC

  • from North Myrtle Beach (South Carolina, United States)

On Oct 26th, 2025, and just after 1 pm, I received a text message saying, “Hi Jim! I think I may have lost a set of rings on Ocean Isle beach this weekend. Any chance you’re available to attempt to recover them?” I called the number attached to the text and spoke with Allison. I got a few more details, including the address where she was staying.  I told her I was on my way with my ETA. About halfway there, I received a text from her saying, “We found 1!!!” I replied saying, “OK, how many more?” She replied two! A diamond band and my engagement ring. But they would all be in the same area! I responded, “OK, I’m on my way. If you would be real careful looking for them, because you could move or bury them.” She agreed and they stopped looking.

When I arrived, I met Allison at the beach access, and she walked me down to the suspected area. I also met a number of ladies that were with Allison, I guess they were on a lady’s mini vacation. Allison showed me the small, maybe 10×5 foot area and also told me there were 4 rings. Here Platinum wedding band, Platinum engagement ring, and 2 spacer rings. As I turned on my machine, I looked at her and said, “What do you think, less than 5 minutes?” She looked at me thinking I was nuts and gave a little laugh. I took about 2 steps and hit a strong signal, dug a shallow scoop of sand, shook the sand out of the scoop and had her wedding band. She was behind me, as I took it out of the scoop and reached around to hand it to her. She was shocked. Another step and I hit 2 separate signals and scooped out one of the spacer rings and her engagement ring. She was thrilled. She said she didn’t care about the other spacer ring; it was inexpensive and had no sentimental value to it. I continued looking anyway, as I hate to leave a ring in the sand. After no luck, we called it a success and I left. I had intentions of going back after I came home and had some dinner. I went back and covered the entire area including the walk back and forth from the beach access to where they were set up and still couldn’t find it.

Allison, thank you for calling and trusting me to help find your lost treasures, it was a real joy meeting you. Take care.

Jim

Engagement ring found in Arrowhead lake. Poconos PA

  • from Reading (Pennsylvania, United States)

Kelly contacted me in August stating she lost her ring in a lake after playing with her kids. I told her I was on vacation in Alaska and would not be home until October. She contact me again in October and we made arrangements to meet at the lake to search for the ring. We both lived about 1 hour and 45min away. She showed me where she was playing volleyball and I first began to search in the sand before moving to the water. After about an hour of searching, I found a gold signal in about one foot of water and had to dig down about 6inches into the sand. As I pulled up the scoop of soil, I could see the ring sticking out of the sand. Kelly had been waiting in her vehicle, and as I walked back towards her car, she got out and asked if I had given up searching. She was very surprised when I pulled her ring out of my pocket and could not believe I found it after several months of being in the water at a pubic location. Please call me if you need help in finding lost jewelry no matter how long it’s been lost.