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Ring Finder in Ashburn, Virginia Recovers 2.5 Carat Diamond Ring from Garbage Bag Before Trash Pickup

  • from Washington (District of Columbia, United States)
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Bindiya’s 14 karat white gold, 2.5 carat diamond engagement / wedding ring with .35 carat accent diamonds on both sides of the band’s bridge – recovered by THE RING HERO, Brian Rudolph

Bindiya, Arjun and brother celebrate the fantastic ring recovery performed by ring finder, Brian Rudolph (also known as THE RING HERO)

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!

Bindiya called me in desperation after she lost her 14 karat white gold, 2.5 carat diamond engagement / wedding ring with .35 carat accent diamonds on both sides of the band’s bridge.

The client found me on the THE RING FINDERS website, an elite international directory of specialized metal detectorists.

Bindiya shared that she lost her precious ring sometime in the past couple of days prior to calling me. She remembered coming home with it but then at some point she looked down and the ring was not on her finger any longer. The desperate woman searched everywhere in the house but all of her efforts led to no avail.

Eventually, she looked online for help to find her irreplaceable keepsake. As soon as I started talking with the young lady, I began asking every question possible. I asked her where the garbage was and if it was already picked up by the county. Bindiya explained that she had already looked through the garbage and then placed the bags back in the can and wheeled it out to the end of her driveway for pickup that day.

I immediately told my client to take the trash can back up to the garage and wait for my arrival. She didn’t think there was any way that the ring could have ended up in the trash because she had already thoroughly looked through the garbage bags just in case she had discarded the precious piece of jewelry in the throwaways.

When I arrived at the Asburn, Virginia residence, Arjun (Bindiya’s husband), took me through their house and showed me all of the places that his wife had been around during the time of the ring’s disappearance. I immediately started to probe the furniture and metal detected clothes and other important objects in multiple rooms throughout the large beautiful home. After a couple of hours, I was pretty convinced that the ring was not in the house.

At some point, Bindiya returned home with the children and I gave her a summary of all of the places that I had searched but with no positive results. I even asked the children what they remembered on the evening when the ring was identified as missing. One of the kids thought that her mother opened the trash can under the sink to discard some food from the evening dinner. It was at that moment that I insisted that I should inspect and metal detect the bags of garbage that I requested Bindiya to remove from the curb earlier in the day. The garbage was the last place that needed to be searched before I would have to call it quits.

I went out to the garage, retrieved all of my necessary equipment to do the search and then began metal detecting every piece of trash that was in the suspected bags. Once I finished the first white trash bag, I began metal detecting all of the contents in the second plastic receptacle. Bindiya, Arjun and his brother restlessly watched over my investigation in the cold garage, hoping that my hunch in finding the beautiful piece of jewelry would be correct. As it turned out, my suspicions turned out to be 100% accurate! When I reached the bottom of the trash bag, I metal detected all of the contents that were mixed in a pile of coffee grounds. It was there that my handheld metal detector began to beep and there it was! My eyes beheld the most amazing looking diamond ring just « swimming » in the mixture of all of the black grounds and miscellaneous pieces of rubbish!

The family went crazy the moment I revealed my incredible recovery! This irreplaceable sentimental ring (which also had a tremendous monetary value attached to it) would have been lost forever at the central city dump had it not been for my strong advice to my client to bring that trash back to the house! That was the advice of an experienced RING HERO and I am so proud to share that this amazing ring was yet another sentimental keepsake rescued from the snares of the county’s trash incinerator and horrific dump site!

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Lost wedding ring on Cocoa Beach

  • from Melbourne Beach (Florida, United States)
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I got the call from Laurens husband that she had just lost her wedding rings at the beach. I was able to get there the next day to hunt for the rings.  The area where they thought the rings were lost was the size of a football field.  I thought to myself this is going to take awhile. The search went better than expected and the rings were found. Another great day for the Ringfinders.

 

 

 

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LOST HEIRLOOM DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING IN PALISADES FIRE FOUND AND RETURNED WITH SECOND MARRIAGE PROPOSAL

  • from Santa Monica (California, United States)
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Audra called me and asked if I thought I could find her  very sentimental diamond engagement ring that was lost when her house was destroyed in the palisades fire. It had belonged to her husbands grandmother and was the ring he used to propose to her before they got married and had children many years before. I met her a couple of days later and followed her to the property. this was to painful for her so she left me with her husband to search for the ring. After about two hours of sifting and removing debris  I found the ring. He couldn’t believe his eyes.  when Audra returned her husband took the ring in his hand and said come with me. Then he did something that I haven’t seen in over 30 years of returning jewelry to there owners.  He walked up to her got down on one knee and proposed with that ring for the second time in over 10 years. It brought tears to her eyes as well as mine. She said its a miracle. I will never forget that moment for the rest of my life.

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White Gold Chain Bracelet Lost at Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach, CA. Found and Returned

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Stan the Metal Detector Man can help you find your lost valuable. Available now. Fall or text Stan Ross for help… 949-500-2136.


*** Justin and his brother were at Emerald Bay which is located in Laguna Beach, CA. His brother lost a white gold bracelet in the dry sand earlier in the day. After searching for a long time, Justin set out to buy or rent a metal detector.

During Justin’s attempt to locate a metal detector on line, he found my contact information. His call to me was not long. Basically , I needed to know if it was lost in dry sand and the location was less than 5 miles from where I live. I met him within a short time and found the gold bracelet using a Minelab Manticore metal detector.

.I can help you now … 949-500-2136

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Lost Wedding Ring, Point Pleasant Beach NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper, NJ Ring Finder

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)
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Valerie called, asking if I could come to the beach to help find her brother’s wedding ring. They had all been at the beach the day before, playing spike ball behind their towels, and it was only later that evening that her brother realized his ring was missing. They were sure it had to be where they had been playing. I told her I could head out that evening, after the beach cleared a bit, as it was a hot, busy day. I also mentioned that the beach they were at was heavily searched by metal detectorists after hours. Luckily, the area where they had been playing was farther back from the typical search zones.

I arrived at the beach about 30 minutes before Valerie and began searching based on the pictures and aerial map she had sent. I hadn’t had any luck when I noticed a text from Valerie and her friend, Dave, letting me know they had arrived. I showed them the area I had already covered, and they realized they were actually about 50 to 75 feet farther back than they initially thought. Fortunately, the area was still clear despite the warm evening.

After about 15 minutes of searching in the new area, I got a solid tone on my metal detector. Sure enough, it was what we believed to be her brother’s wedding ring. Valerie wasn’t certain at first, but after texting her brother, he confirmed it was his. We took a few pictures and did a video call with him to share the good news. He was so grateful to have his wedding band back. Another successful recovery!

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Ocean City NJ Lost Wedding Band Found In The Ocean by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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Chris and Hollie were savoring a perfect day at the beach in Ocean City, NJ. They had spent the day soaking up the warm sun, cooling off with a refreshing swim. But when Chris dove into a wave, his wedding band slipped off his finger and vanished into the churning water.
The next morning, Chris called me. Could I help him find his lost ring? I got the details and made my way to the beach, arriving just as the tide was going out. Chris and Hollie were waiting anxiously, but trying to stay positive as they got ice cream and settled in to watch me search.
The water was waist-deep and murky, with a strong current that made it hard to walk. I moved slowly and methodically, scanning the ocean floor as I went. About 25 minutes later my metal detector buzzed. I scooped down and saw the ring in the scoop!
I emerged from the water, walking back to where they were sitting. Chris and Hollie were overjoyed, their faces lighting up with relief and happiness. Finding the ring was the perfect way to end their day at the beach in Ocean City, NJ.
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Gold Wedding Ring Lost in Surf Found by Metal Detector Man .. Laguna Beach, CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Call or Text …  949-500-2136   Stan the Metal Detector Man for help to find lost jewelry using the most efficient metal detecting equipment and years of experience searching all types of conditions.


*** James called me from Cresent Bay in Laguna Beach , CA. He was with his family and had lost his white gold wedding band. It’s located less than six miles from my home, so I was able to meet James on the beach soon after talking to him.

He told me that he believed the ring had come off his finger somewhere between their beach towels or in the water where he had been teaching his daughter to boogie board. He also told me it was identifiable because it had his fingerprint engraved inside the band.

An hour after grid searching the whole area, the ring did not show. We discussed a few more possibilities, when he remembered that he had gone 100 yards south to skim board away from the swimmers.

I headed to that area knowing that the tide had already fallen low enough to have a good chance to find the ring, if it was there. “Boom” 10 minutes later James’ ring was in my scoop. I’m glad we took the time to discuss where else he had been as he had not told me of his other activities. It was a great day at a beautiful  beach with an awesome family and my pleasure to help them.

Your call is important to me. I’m available to answer any questions you may have to help you find your important metallic item. Stan the Metal Detector Man  .. 1-949-500-2136

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Lost Gold Wedding Band – Found! By Metal Detector Specialist Brian Carpenter in Pittsburgh, PA

  • from Indiana (Pennsylvania, United States)
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Lost your ring, other valuable jewelry, cellphone, keys, or other metal object…call or text Brian Carpenter at (814)244-2300 as soon as possible. I am a ring recovery/metal detecting specialist serving Pittsburgh, Indiana (PA), and most of Western PA. Why rent a metal detector when you can get a trained operator with top of the line equipment at the same time…

I was contacted by Tim who had lost his gold wedding ring. He was not sure but he thought it flew off his hand in the backyard when he was throwing hay. Tim has some dogs and the backyard was getting a bit muddy so he was trying to keep the yard from turning into a mud pit. He normally uses his right hand but after having shoulder surgery he was forced to use his left. It was after he was working in the yard he noticed his ring was missing. When Tim called he was a little frustrated as he had went to a local tool rental and rented a metal detector but all it did was beep! I told Tim that was normal and I would check to see when I could come out.

I checked my scheduled and the weather and decided that I could make it the next day. I took off and let Tim know I was coming. Of course the weather had looked great but when I pulled in it started to rain. Tim showed me the yard, pretty standard with a steep incline on both sides. He was guessing it was on the flat part where he had spread most of the hay. I got to work and much to my surprise the ground sounded pretty good and I was able to use my large coil. I cleared the first part with no luck and went down to the steep incline on the right side. After a few passes I ran into the ring, I don’t know if I saw it or heard it first but there it was. I picked it up and it was a beautiful ring and big! I walked up the hill and told Tim it was pretty ugly down there just before I handed him his ring. He could not believe I had found it and gave me a big hug. Tim then told me when I did not find it on the flat his heart had sunk and he thought it was gone. Funny thing is that thought had never crossed my mind yet as I has a lot more area to cover. I was glad to have found it and we thanked St. Anthony as we had both asked for some divine intervention. Tim and I talked for quite a while afterwards and his wife was also kind enough to thank me as well. Tim explained to me he reached out to his jeweler and the replacement cost for the ring was double or maybe even more. More importantly he told me the diamonds in the ring were extra special as they were from both his and his wife’s families and even if he had to have the ring replaced he did not anymore special diamonds to put into it. Thankfully he did not have to worry about that. It was awesome to meet another kind and extremely generous client and reunite him with his special wedding ring.

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Lost Ring in Haddon Twp NJ Found by Dave Milsted

  • from South Jersey (New Jersey, United States)
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Eric reached out to me via email. He’d been in a rush to take down his Christmas decorations before an incoming snowstorm and, in the process, had lost his yellow gold wedding ring. We arranged to meet after his workday ended.

Upon arrival, Eric showed me the area where he’d been working. The search area, blanketed by about three inches of snow, wasn’t very large. He mentioned he needed to pick up his daughter from school but would return in about ten minutes.

As soon as Eric and his wife left, I began my search. Just a minute later, my detector gave a strong signal in the gold range. I brushed away the snow, and there it was—Eric’s gleaming yellow-gold wedding ring. I snapped a few photos and waited for their return.

When I saw them approaching, I pretended to still be searching. Eric’s wife got out of the car first, and I quietly asked her to wait a moment. Eric followed and said, « I guess you haven’t had any luck. » I asked if he recalled shaking his hands or doing anything that might have flung the ring beyond the immediate area. He didn’t. While he scanned the lawn, I revealed the ring from my gloved hand. His wife noticed first, and her surprised smile was wonderful to see. Eric’s reaction was even better.

They were both overjoyed. His wife was particularly thrilled, exclaiming, « This is great! Now I can finally get that dining room carpet and not have to buy him a new ring! »

I love my hobby!

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20 Year Class Ring Reunion in Overland Park

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)
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My co-worker Chris relayed a story about losing his class ring in 2004.  We finally got a break with the weather and schedule to take a look for it.  Didn’t take long as it was within 5′ of where he described losing it 20 years ago.  How’s that for a class (ring) reunion!!

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