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Engagement Ring Recovered After Being Thrown Off 5th Story Hotel Balcony, Atlantic Beach, FL.

  • from Ponte Vedra Beach (Florida, United States)

A Diamond’s Descent: Recovering a Ring Thrown from a Fifth-Floor Balcony

The call came in, laced with the kind of frantic desperation only a lost engagement ring can inspire. A gentleman on vacation in a beachfront hotel had a big problem. The night before, a heated argument, fueled by alcohol, led to his fiancée doing the unthinkable: tossing her diamond engagement ring from their fifth-floor balcony. They’d scoured the area for hours, both that night and the next morning, but the ring was nowhere to be found. The kicker? The balcony didn’t face the soft sands of the beach, but the unforgiving asphalt of the street below.

I told him I’d be there in minutes. When I arrived at the hotel, the couple, visibly distraught, led me to the fateful balcony. Their access to the room was gone, but I had an idea. I approached the hotel manager, explained the bizarre situation, and, much to my relief, she graciously allowed us a few minutes back in the room. My plan? Have the fiancée toss a few coins off the balcony. It’s a trick that helps me gauge the trajectory and spread of a thrown object, giving me a better search pattern. A few coins later – and, yes, a few unfortunate « dings » on passing cars – I had a better sense of where to focus.

My initial sweep of the planter boxes directly beneath the balcony yielded nothing. They’d already combed the street for hours, they told me, with no success. But I knew the ring had to be there. I extended my search into the street itself, methodically sweeping my detector.

Then, the sweet, unmistakable signal. There, amidst the grit and grime of the road, lay the diamond engagement ring. It was a testament to its journey; the band was broken, likely from being run over by several cars, but the diamond itself, the precious heart of the ring, was still miraculously intact.

Handing it back to him, I could see the immense relief wash over his face. He was, without a doubt, more elated to have that ring back in his possession than she was in that moment. Another day, another lost treasure found, and another couple breathing a sigh of relief, all thanks to a little patience and a lot of metal detecting know-how.

If you’ve lost something precious, especially an engagement ring, your best chance for recovery is to call or text me right away, Adam, your mobile metal detecting expert, immediately at 714-785-5111. The sooner I can get to the location—whether it’s a backyard, a beach, or even the street below a balcony—the higher the likelihood of a successful retrieval. You can also find me on social media at LostRingFlorida. This story is a perfect example of why time is of the essence.

Phone lost at Coronado beach found

  • from La Jolla (California, United States)

Andrea was spending the day at the beach with her family. Her kids and other kids near by were having fun playing and digging in the sand. Time to go and ooops, her phone is missing. In searching best as she could, still no phone would go home. I was contacted later and received the details I needed to conduct the search. There was still a « find my phone » signal coming from the loss area, so, it’s likely still there. Andrea was not able to meet me there at that time, but, I wanted to jump on it right away as that beach gets detected often. With the directions I needed, I set up a grid area as best I could considering that there were lots of people in that area that might be in the way. I started in the open spots before having to ask people to move. Luckily, I got a great booming signal on my Equinox 900 after only a couple of passes. It read pretty deep though and I thought it was just going to be a quarter or an aluminum can. Well, over a foot down, I found her phone, still on and still working! It must have fallen into one of the many holes dug by the children. A text later found a happy Andrea going to get her phone back. A pleasure to meet you and thank you for the reward.

Heirloom Ring Quickly Found in Grand Haven

  • from Grand Haven (Michigan, United States)

I received a call from Ven, from TX, who was visiting MI with his family.  Apparently, his teenaged daughter had lost a gold ring on the volleyball court at Grand Haven State Park and they were frantically trying to find it.  When I got to the park, Ven’s daughter and a few others were screening sand with a small sifter but with no luck.  After about a 2 minute search with the Garrett AT Pro and a pinpointer the ring was back on her hand to much applause and tears.  Ven’s wife said the ring was given to her daughter by her grandmother who recently passed.  It was a very emotional moment for everyone :’)  I photographed the ring and Ven’s daughter with the ring back in her finger but, being a minor, Ven asked me not to post her picture.  Fair enough.  I was happy to retrieve such a precious heirloom.

Gold Ring Lost in Santa Monica Backyard…Found and Joyfully Returned.

  • from Redondo Beach (California, United States)

Please don’t wait any longer because time will induce variables that will make the recovery of your lost item more difficult! Steve 310-953-5268

Alan called asking for help in finding a ring his wife had lost in their back yard. I was doing a search in a burned home in the Palisades at the time of the call, and told Alan I would be able to help him after I was finished.

When I got there Alan introduced me to his wife Ronnie, and she took me to the backyard showing me the area of the loss. It wasn’t very big, but the grass was tall and thick which would hide a ring easily. I began my search working the open area with no luck. Then I began working around some pots and pallets in the area. At the corner of one of the pallets I received a solid signal, put my pinpointer in, and found her ring. It had been her grandmother’s ring, and she became very emotional when I gave it back to her. It turned out to be a great day.

Metal Detector Rental New Braunfels, TX

  • from Aguadilla Pueblo (Puerto Rico)

Why rent a metal detector when you can hire a metal detecting specialist.

My Name is Harry Hamilton

If you’ve lost something and need help finding it call me ASAP

The sooner you call the better the chances of recovery

830-832-7304

Lost Wedding / Engagement Ring Recovery Minnesota

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

I received a call from Tina in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, about 45 minutes from me. She was out playing catch with the kids in her backyard. At some point she noticed her diamond ring was missing from her finger. Her and her family check all over the yard and couldn’t find it. One of the neighborhood kids has a metal detector and he scanned the area also, nothing. Tina was searching the internet for help when she googled « lost ring recovery in yard » and theringfinders.com website popped up. She called and we set a day & time for the search. This was a a wide open backyard with no metal or electrical interference, which is very nice for us metal detectorists.  It only took about 5 minutes and the grass gave up this beautiful white gold diamond ring. Truly glad I could help you out Tina, Congrats!!

Darrin

 

 

Lost ring in the driveway

  • from Mount Pleasant (Michigan, United States)

Lost Ring Recovery in North Wildwood, NJ by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)

Lost Ring Recovery in North Wildwood, NJ

Lost a ring in North Wildwood, NJ?
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Bella contacted me about a lost ring in the sand for her twin sister, Brianna. The two were enjoying a sunny beach day in North Wildwood, NJ, when disaster struck. Brianna’s wedding band and engagement ring slipped off her finger into the soft sand.

After a frantic search, Brianna found only her engagement ring. The wedding band, however, remained lost despite their best efforts. That’s when Bella called me  John Favano, Ring Finder specializing in lost ring recovery with a metal detector.

I arrived at the North Wildwood beach quickly and began searching the area with my metal detector. After just a few sweeps across the sand, a glint caught my eye. It was Brianna’s lost wedding band, shining beneath my detector coil.

I returned the ring to a stunned and grateful Brianna. Her expression of relief and joy said it all. It’s moments like this that make ring recovery in North Wildwood truly rewarding.

Helping families recover lost rings in the sand is what I do best. If you’ve lost a ring at the beach, don’t wait every second matters. Whether it’s a wedding band, engagement ring, or another precious item, I use professional metal detecting tools and experience to help.

North Wildwood’s beaches are beautiful, but the sand can be tricky when it comes to lost jewelry. If you need a trusted Ring Finder with proven results, I’m just a call away.

Lost your ring in North Wildwood? Contact John Favano, expert in metal detector ring recovery today.

Need metal detector service for lost ring.

  • from Miami (Florida, United States)

If you just lost a ring or any other type of jewelry, give me a call 305-608-1870 (Louis).  I have a metal detecting service and can come out and help you find your lost item (whether it’s in the sand, water, or backyard).   In the pictures below, Nicole had lost 3 rings at the beach, she put them on her towel and forgot they were on there and later reached for the towel and they all went flying.  She was able to find 2 of the rings but the last one buried itself in the sand.  She called me and luckily I was close by and was able to quickly recovery her missing ring 🙂 check out my other posts of my over 100 successful recoveries.

Metal detector service Cardiff beach Ca-Don’t rent or buy,Hire an expert!

  • from Carlsbad (California, United States)

 

Metal Detector service for Cardiff Beach to help you find your lost precious jewelry. Don’t rent!  Call  Curtis Cox @ 760-889-2751

Recently another text for help to find a lost wedding band buried in the sand beeped on my cell phone after 9pm… This day & age it’s best for me to search the area immediately due to an influx of newbie hobby detectorist’s scanning all hours of the day & night. Typically rings lost in the San Diego beach sands last 0-2 days in the summer before it is found & gone forever. That is why contacting me immediately increases the chance of finding your precious jewelry before them.

However, This small beach named Seaside reef located in Cardiff San Diego county has a gated entrance not open after sunset. So after some questions & concerns we agreed to meet there in the morning just after the parking lot opened up.

Promptly arriving with my metal detector equipment as planned,Sammy text me she was running 10 min behind with a description of the exact place to search until she got there.

As I was patiently preparing with plenty of time to kill,,I looked 30’ across in the parking lot to my amazement another person was gearing up with his metal detector to search this same small beach!

So I darted over to stake the claim on a 10x10’ small area,,Kindly leaving him with the entire rest of the beach & trash buried there..Is when this lost wedding band was saved from the sands in a matter of a few precious minutes! She was so relieved as you can see this wedding ring with inscriptions meant a whole lot to them.

Don’t wait too long as a new gold rush of detectorist’s are raiding California beaches for booty treasure & Youtube content. Your buried keepsake could be gone forever!

Cardiff beach Metal Detector. “Who ya gonna call?”  Curtis Cox 760-889-2751

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