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Gold Wedding Ring Lost in Volley Ball Court at Manhattan Beach…Found and Happily Returned.

  • from Redondo Beach (California, United States)
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Steve’s Emergency Metal Detecting Service For You if you lost a ring or something precious to you. Please don’t wait until tomorrow, time will work against you, please CALL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, CALL NOW!  310-953-5268

Renan contacted me right about sunset asking for help in finding his wedding ring. He had been playing volley ball when as he was striking the ball, his ring flew off of his finger. He, his wife, and friends searched for the ring, but were unable to find it. Also he was on vacation from Brazil, and was not cherishing the thought of leaving it in the USA when he returned home. I was available, and left right away.

When I arrived, it was already dark, but that is not a hindrance for a search at the beach. Renan took me over to the court, and showed me what he had done when striking the ball. I began by searching the most logical possible path the ring probably took when coming off of his hand. I searched just behind where he was standing, right where he was standing, and all the way to the other end of the court from where he was standing, and got nothing but a few pull tabs. At this time I decided to search the whole court, and 10 feet outside of it, searching both sides; nothing again. Now it was time to do a cross grid in order to insure I didn’t miss the ring because it was in a weird position. I began my cross grid on the side he was on originally, and when I got to the center of the court, which was behind and to his right (the ring was on the left hand) by 15 feet, I got a scratchy signal, dug, and scooped up a very thin gold ring. Renan’s friend came right over and identified the ring, and everyone rejoiced. He now can go home with his token of love for his wife of two years.

Don’t let the County beach cleaning machines take your lost valuable, call as soon as possible! I will work hard, using the most up to date metal detectors, to help you find what you thought might never be found again. I search, Beverly Hills, Hermosa Beach, Huntington Beach, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Newport Beach, Northridge, Pasadena, Redondo Beach, Santa Monica, Seal Beach, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, Venice Beach, Zuma Beach, and all parks, yards, gardens, and ponds (to 5 foot depths) in all of Orange County, all of Los Angeles County, Southern California, and Ventura County.

CALL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, CALL NOW! 310-953-5268

 

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Platinum and Gold Wedding Band Lost During Hurricane Milton Evacuation…Found with Metal Detector in Seminole, Fl.!!

  • from Dunedin (Florida, United States)
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Steve Thomas

Dunedin Ring Finder   lostringdunedin.com

“It’s Only Lost Until I Find It!

Lost a ring or other metal valuable at the beach including the water or in a grassy or sandy area? Jewelry slip off of you while working outside, playing with the dog or swimming? Don’t waste time and money purchasing your own metal detector to try to find your lost item. Please contact me ASAP at (843) 995-4719 or @dunedinringfinder. I offer a FREE metal detecting service, reward optional but appreciated upon recovery!

Melissa and her family evacuated her home in Seminole. Fl. as powerful Hurricane Milton was threatening the area. Included in their preparations was removing the fish from their aquarium and Melissa had remembered removing her wedding ring and placing it in her jacket pocket to do this. Melissa then made a number of trips to place personal items in their cars before leaving the house. She also walked next door to check with her neighbors to see if they might secure their trash cans. It was dark by that time and as she was walking over she kicked something in the driveway that she thought at the time was a rock. It was sometime after Melissa was at her mother’s home where she had evacuated that she realized that her precious ring was no longer in her jacket pocket! After the threat of the storm was over, Melissa searched her home and yard as well as the edge of her neighbor’s yard for the ring but was unable to locate it. She was also concerned of the possibility that the ring in her pocket got hung up in a tissue also in her pocket that she later threw away.

About three months later, Melissa saw the story of my most recent ring recovery on a local social media page and found out about the metal detecting services I offered. She messaged me and we set up a time for me to search. I met Melissa and after she provided me the details of the loss, I began my search of the yard (which was small with a circular driveway) on the side yard and then moved to the front yard beginning with the strip of grass between the sidewalk and grass. I had only dug a few targets including several pieces of scrap metal and a penny. I did not have the husband’s matching wedding ring to provide me with a good target number to look for on my detector display and the ring was a mixture of platinum and gold so I was going to dig every target close to the surface. As I got close to the driveway I detected a solid surface target that rang up 71-72 on my Minelab Equinox 900 detector. Melissa had just stepped inside her home for a minute and as I probed into the grass with my handheld pinpointer, I spotted Melissa’s beautiful ring nestled well down into the grass and about half buried. I went to Melissa’s door and when she opened it I told her that I think I found what we were looking for! We walked over and I pulled the ring out of the grass where it had laid for over three months and handed it to her and Melissa began crying tears of joy. For me, the first “rush” comes with the find and the second one comes when I give the ring back to its owner. This never gets old!

Melissa, thank you for contacting Steve Thomas, Dunedin Ring Finder and trusting me to find your wedding ring!

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Lost Ring Manning Park…Found!

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
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Lost your ring or any piece of jewelry, cell phone, keys,  call anytime 24/7  Don’t wait until it’s too late… Chris/778-838-3463

 

I received a phone call approximately three weeks ago in regards to a lost promise ring at Manning Park. After hearing the story and talking to the young lady, in regards to where she believed the ring was lost, and the fact that it was up in the mountains, approximately 2 1/2 hour drive each way, I elected to pass on the search at that particular time, as it was snowing up in the mountains. My van would have a very difficult time even with new winter tires getting there. (Rear Wheel Drive)

I gave her as much information as I could in regards to the fact her ring was safe and nobody would find it and she could probably wait till spring when the snow had melted and easily have seen it. The one thing that bothered me was she did tell me she was very close to the fire pit when she was wiping snow off of a friends  jacket.

That is the kind of movement I’m always looking for as her ring could come flying off due to cold & wet hands.Iit bothered me because it could’ve gone into the fire pit and who knows if they would’ve cleaned that out and the ring gone with it.

I kept an eye on the weather and I noticed we had a window of two or three days of sunny weather and I phoned her and asked if she wanted me to go up and have a look.

She was excited and said yes,  I took the drive up there through the mountain passes with no problems. When I arrived it was sunny and  it wasn’t too cold. I started my search around the fire pit, but had no luck, there was a chance somebody could’ve picked it up while making a snowball and threw it without knowing. I expanded my search area to accommodate that possibility and after a half a day of searching, I had no ring.

Day 2 I knew I had to attack the fire pit. It wasn’t going to be easy as the ash had frozen into blocks and I needed a special shovel that I fortunately carry with me to break the ice and scrape everything into a wheelbarrow where I can search each piece amongst some of the loose ash.

The fire pit was full of iron, lots and lots of nails and pieces of the iron bucket which makes it very difficult to locate a ring. My next thing was to go through everything peace by peace, and after a good hour or more of searching in the wheelbarrow amongst all the ash, I found her ring.!

 

Sadly, the ring was unrecognizable due to the temperatures of the fire, however, I found out that the young man had insurance on it and now I was going to get the ring back to what it looked like when he first bought it. What a smart young man to get insurance, you can tell by her smile she was so happy to get it back, looking back at it now it was a good thing. I did go up there before spring the fire pit. I’m sure it would’ve been cleaned out before I would’ve got there. I love my job. Such a nice young couple. Happy to be of service to them.

 

Here’s what it looked like above.

 

Lost your ring or any piece of jewelry, cell phone, keys,  call anytime 24/7  Don’t wait until it’s too late… Chris/778-838-3463

 

 

 

https://youtu.be/vtRrhFFycEI

Video of search above

 

 

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LOST 14k WHITE GOLD RING IN KANAPOLIS, NC…..FOUND!!

  • from Fayetteville (North Carolina, United States)
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Got a text from a gentleman on Friday last week, saying he had lost his wedding ring in the yard. Snow was coming in and we had to push it out until I was off work.

Drove out this morning and got the backstory. He had gone to clean out the chicken coop. He had had gloves on and as he was walking back to the building he took them off. At that point is when the ring fell off. They searched and searched and couldn’t find it.

The area that we both felt it had to have been lost in was full of 14k gold ring signals, ground was frozen and it had some ice/snow still in this area.

After about 2 hours, I finally got a good pull tab signal and look down and I could see the ring in the ice!!!

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Ring count for 2025: 1 (1 recovery)
GOLD – 1 (1- recovery)

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Lost gold ring found in London

  • from London (Ontario, Canada)
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Driving along on the freeway, this gentleman had a welding mask fly out of the truck in front of him that actually got lodged under his car. So he had to pull over on the snow covered shoulder and dislodge this mask from under his car. Unfortunately, while doing so, his wedding ring had come off. His wife helped him look for his ring for an hour, but luck was not on their side. The next day he had found me online, and we set a time to meet up on the highway. I’m glad to say he will be taking his wedding ring home today!

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LOST 14K ENGAGMENT RING – FOUND STEPHENS CITY, VIRGINIA

  • from Leesburg (Virginia, United States)
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Call Ray for lost items 571.258.7217

www.mygoldfinder.com

I received a call a family member who referred a friend to me for a lost 14K engagement ring while playing with their children on the front lawn in a  leaf pile. The husband and wife had been searching since the day before, on their hands and knees for hours trying to locate the ring, with no success. I arrived the next morning, Nathan and his children were already outside to great me as I pulled into the driveway.

I immediately saw the large are of leaves on the right side of the house, and after Nathan gave me the run down I got started.  I started a quick grid around the leaf pile and by the time Nathan had reached the door to go inside I yelled  » I found it!! ». Nathan was stunned and so excited! Fast and furious recovery!!

 

 

God Bless and Keep on Hunting!

 

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Brigantine NJ Lost Cross Found by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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Lost a ring in Brigantine, NJ?

Don’t wait! Call Now!

215-850-0188

I recently received a distress call from Kathleen, who sought assistance for her son Jacob. His cherished cross had snapped off during an energetic game of spikeball on the beach of Brigantine, NJ. After a detailed conversation with both Kathleen and Jacob, I gathered all the necessary information and set out to join Jacob without delay. Upon arrival, I initiated my search at the play area, methodically scanning the with my metal detector. It wasn’t long before the device’s tones signaled success—a strong, promising signal pierced the air. Moments later, the gleaming white gold cross emerged from its sandy hiding place. Jacob was ecstatic a clear testament to the cross’s sentimental value. Kathleen, expressed her profound gratitude. It was a touching reminder of the deep personal significance such items hold, and the joy of reuniting them with their owners.

If you have a lost ring in Brigantine, New Jersey give a call!

 

 

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Diamond wedding band recovered Norfolk Nebraska

  • from Lincoln (Nebraska, United States)
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Contact me for all your metal detecting and recovery needs. Rob 402-580-6933. Land, water, cracks in concrete, rings, keys, hearing aids, phones, etc. Serving Lincoln and the grater Nebraska area.

It happens, rings get thrown sometimes when stress is high. I was asked to see if I could find the last ring of four that were thrown. It was small and thin because it had diamonds all the way around. It was my pleasure to help this couple get this back. My only job is to find out where it went and to recover it. If you find yourself in a similar situation don’t hesitate to call for help.

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LOST 14K ENGAGEMENT RING FOUND IN LAKE – LAKE ANNA VIRGINIA

  • from Leesburg (Virginia, United States)
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Call Ray for lost items 571.258.7217

www.mygoldfinder.com

I received a call from my dive buddy, Robert Ellis, to conduct a secondary dive trip at Lake Anna in Virginia to look for a woman’s 14K gold engagement ring. The customer was visiting the area while staying at a lake rental property with some friends for a pre-bridal shower weekend. Christina had the brand new engagement ring on her finger and was only swimming in about 3-4 feet of water when she realized the ring had fallen off.  Christina had contacted Robert about a week prior to which he had conducted an initial dive search of the area but did not locate the ring. Rob and I coordinated to meet at the Lake site, and upon arrival we discussed a strategy as he geared up to check the area closer to the dock. I told Bob I would grid in the area directly in the front beach area, approx. 20 yards from where he would be shallow diving. As Bob headed off I started laying my mainstay line to initiate the grid search using an Equinox Minelab 800 detector. As the water was shallow, I did have my wet suit on but didn’t gear up with air tanks until I was sure I need to carry the extra weight.

 

 

Once I set the mainstay line out I started sweeping to the right side of the line for about 30-40 feet, no luck. Then as I was coming back towards the shoreline on the left side the line I received a nice strong 12 VDI signal. I wasn’t quite sure it was the ring so I dug my hand slightly into the soft sandy soil then slowly lifted my hand to the surface, there it was, brightly shining, waiting to come out of the water, Christina’s engagement ring!! The customer was so ecstatic to have her ring back and ready for their special wedding day!! Congratulations to the wonderful couple!

 

God Bless and Keep on Hunting

 

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LOST PLATINUM RING FOUND!! WINCHESTER VIRGINIA

  • from Leesburg (Virginia, United States)
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Call Ray for lost items 571.258.7217

www.mygoldfinder.com

I received a call from Ray (local Minister) out of Winchester Virginia as he was trying to locate someone to help him find his platinum wedding ring. Ray was spreading corn feed on the property when he realized his ring was no longer on his finger. I was able travel to his property quickly the same day and upon arrival I found Ray had two golf carts there and ready to get us to the site, I thought it must be a ways away to need these carts. After giving me a brief background on what happened we started driving through the woods to the spot where the ring was lost and arrived only about 5 minutes later after a very winding and rough drive through the woods!! The area wasn’t vey large but it was somewhat heavy loaded with metal trash which initially was concerning. I started a few gid patterns, then after about 40 minutes I came up on the ring sitting on the surface, easy peasie!!

 

Ray was so happy that the ring was found and in less than an hour. He was very grateful to be reunited with the ring and put it immediately back on his finger for safe keeping!! Great recovery!!

God Bless and Keep on Hunting…

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