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Wedding Ring Lost a Year Ago Found

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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9/29/24

I got a call from a lady who lost her wedding ring last year. She was loading a compost bin when she got attacked by angry bees. During the chaos, her ring went flying off. They searched but couldn’t find it. For the past year she had hoped to hear about someone local who might have a metal detector, and then she saw my ad.

This ring has quite the 30 plus year history. She had to get it cut off her finger once, had it resized another time, had it re-hammered by the original goldsmith who made both their matching rings.

I went to their house today and found it in under 5 minutes. She was so happy and relieved to have it back. As we were standing there having a nice visit about the long history of the property, I offered to let them use one of my detectors to try to find something that may have belonged to the original owner 250 years ago.

While showing them how to use a detector, I got a nice signal, and about 3” down a silver 1783 Reale showed up! Probably last held over 200 years ago by the owner. It was a double miracle day!

Platinum Wedding Ring Lost from Backpack in Sand at Newport Beach, CA. .. Found in a Night Time Search

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)


Successful recoveries have to be done in a timely manner. Timing is very important, If you lose something on the beach or any public location, don’t wait. Call as soon as possible . Stan the Metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136 .. I will answer the phone 24/7.. 

***Dan called me late after sunset asking for help to find his Platinum Wedding Ring. Most likely lost in the sand in Newport Beach, CA. He and his family are staying in a beachfront vacation rental home. Their first day on the beach did not go well. He put his platinum wedding ring in a backpack while the family set up at the towel line for their day on the beach.

Returning to the beach house, Dan went to the backpack to retrieve his wedding band. It was not in the backpack. He was thinking it must have been pulled out because other items being removed may have caused the ring to come out falling in the sand.

I arrived on the beach in the dark, soon after Dan called me. When I arrived there was another guy with a metal detector that volunteered his help. I  asked that he keep some distance because often other detectors can interfere with each other. Either way I would have to search the whole area anyway. I wasn’t confident of his experience metal detecting. Also he didn’t have a sand scoop.

We had to do the search now. Tomorrow the beach cleaning machines would be hitting the towel line as early as 5am.. Our problem this night was getting in the general area where they had been earlier that afternoon. Dan gave me an area to start, but his daughter believed they were actually 50 yards south.  Now it gets a bit confusing, I’m used to this happening. I take the first idea and do a thorough grid search, making sure I don’t get distracted. There will be plenty of time to get both areas searched.

After about ten 40 foot passes on my grid search. I found Dan’s platinum wedding ring.  He had never lost or misplaced it in over 25 years of wearing it. He said this made him realize how important it was to have it back where it belongs. I also learned to stay on track and not get distracted by the many ideas of where it could have been lost.. Patience, Persistence, the Best Equipment and Experience  paid off again.

 

Your privacy is very important to me especially in stressful momements. Please trust me to help you find your sentimental keepsake . I’m available to answer any questions about how this service works and if we have a chance to find your lost item.. “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “  Calliing me anytime is the most the best and the most successful approach .. Stan 949-500-2136

Lost & Found Ring in Chilliwack, BC.

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)

Lost your ring or any sentimental item contact me ASAP 24/7 Chris Turner-778-838-3463 

I recieved a call the other day in regards to Lost diamond engagement ring, and wedding band that were soldered together and lost somewhere in the garden. She been looking for close to three weeks and even borrowed Metal Detector, but could not find it.

We arrange the time to meet on the weekend, when I showed up and met Joanne we discussed the area where the ring possibly could’ve fallen, in and around shrubs and bushes that could easily eat up a ring, and make it very difficult to swing a metal detector. I knew I had to use my pinpoint…I started shaking the bushes and began to search underneath in order to make sure I wasn’t walking away from my recovery.

Not finding anything under the bushes I took the next step and started to search the branches and I got a signal up hi and moved the branches and under a dead leaf a saw a glint of gold! Amazing where these little things show up!

I was so honoured to find her late mothers ring and hear the story about her late mother and how she lost it two times in her lifetime so will call this third time. Lucky.!

I love my job!!

 

 

Lost your ring or any sentimental item contact me ASAP 24/7 Chris Turner-778-838-3463 

 

Lost in the reeds

  • from Torch Lake (Michigan, United States)

Got a call Saturday morning to try and find a ring lost in a patch of reeds after falling from a jet ski.  Showed up Sat afternoon and within 15 mins had the ring back to its owner.  Truly lucky to have found this one.  Was great to reunite the ring with its owner.  Thanks again

Lost Gold Diamond Ring at Doheney State Beach, Dana Point,CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)

 

Courtney needed  help to find her lost gold diamond wedding ring lost a couple hours before contacting Stan The Metal Detector Man.. If you’ve lost a metallic item call Stan at 949-500-2136 .. I will answer the phone we don’t need to waste time texting and heaving playing voice mail tag.

*** Courtney and her friends were laying on the sand at Doheney State Beach, Dana Point, CA. She put her gold diamond wedding ring on her towel while applying sunscreen. An hour later she remembered what she had done. The ring was missing after they had moved their belongings further down the beach.

Next step was to try finding it by sifting the sand by hand. That’s when a bystander suggested she go to the internet to find a metal detector service. He specifically told her my name.

After a short phone conversation with her, I got into my car to make the 20 mile drive. She and her friends were waiting guarding the location. Which was very important to make this a quick successful recovery.  That’s what I promised Courtney as she was sure her prized possession was lost forever in the mass of sand.

Shortly after arriving I walked from the parking lot to her location, passing many curious beach goers and people in the outside resturant. A guy with a metal detector and shovel type sand scoop always draws attention. A few minutes later I recovered the beautiful diamond ring while everybody was watching. Courtney gave me a big hug and everybody nearby applauded.  It feels good for people to see us in action, most times our recoveries are very private. More people should know what we do.. or more people should know this service exists. Don’t just give up on your lost sentimental keepsake.

Call now for metal detecting help or information about how to find a lost valuable. I have the experience and am available to help you..” I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “  42/7 ___ 949-500-2136

Wedding Ring Found in Tree Farm

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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9/28/24

Got a call yesterday from a guy who lost his wedding ring a few days ago. He was having dinner with friends when he noticed it was missing. He runs a very busy tree farm and as you can imagine works very hard and covers a lot of ground during the course of a day. He thought a likely place to start looking was around the base of 4 chestnut trees that he had done extensive work on that day. But, it could also be on another property about 10 miles away!

I went there this afternoon, and he walked me around. I could tell he was very upset about losing it. That empty ring finger was bugging him!

I got started. About an hour into the search he came out to offer to cut down some of the tall grass and weeds. I told him that it probably would come to that. I had one last chestnut tree to search around and was doing the path on the way when I got a very loud tone. He wasn’t far away so I yelled for him to come over. I pushed the pinpointer around in the weeds and there it was! A miracle! I had honestly expected this search to turn into several days and many hours.

Lost Engagement Ring Recovered in Victoria

  • from Victoria (British Columbia, Canada)
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Lindsey was sitting on the steps onside her home, cleaning her ring. When she dropped it and it bounced down the steps into the lawn.
She searched for days, even cutting the grass with scissors. hoping to recover her ring.
Several days later she called me and I arrived at her home and started to search, The search was complicated by the large amount of metal in the risers of the stairs. I finally got on my hands and knees and searched with my pin pointer. Bingo, found it.
OMG what a Happy Lady.

I love my job.

Wedding Ring Found in Vermont

  • from Barre (Vermont, United States)
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9/28/24

Yesterday I got a call from a fellow who’s wife had lost her wedding ring. She had been out on their raised deck when she felt and heard her ring fall off and hit the deck floor.

He searched throughout the boards and on his hands and knees under the deck for a long time with no luck. Sometimes it’s amazing how rings can hide so well in a relatively small area!

So, went over this morning, he showed me the area and I got started. Searches this close to a house and deck are usually full of nail, screws, flashing bits and other construction materials. This one was no exception, tons of signals! After about a half hour, I moved a large rock and got a good signal. There it was!

Lost Platinum Trio Bridal Set Rings Found in White Lake Michigan

  • from Detroit (Michigan, United States)

Out of Pocket…..

….. Is a phrase that’s been around awhile and usually the first thing that comes to mind of what it is, is perhaps paying your upfront share for a script, or an auto/home deductible claim. But none of these examples were on Curt’s mind other than wondering if he would need to pay for another ring out of pocket for his wife’s ring that went missing. It all started when his wife Kat took the dog out for an evening walk. Planning a long walk, she took all the things to clean up after the dog and put them in her pockets. Strolling across the wet grass in the yard they set out onto the pavement. Upon returning it started to rain so she started to jog and nearing the house she pulled her keys out of her pocket. After drying off she noticed her ring missing. Checking the pavement areas after the rain stopped brought no luck. I decided to grid search the front yard with my MXT metal detector where she thought they cut across upon leaving and returning. The grass was thick, but no junk signals were detected. Out near the edge of the grass I got a loud signal and meter read that I knew was something good. Pinpointing the signal and pushing the grass out of the way revealed Kat’s ring! Curt and Kat came running over and couldn’t believe that’s where it was! For the first time in their lives this out-of-pocket loss had a 100% return!

Jonathan

Lost Subaru Electronic Car Key .. Bolsa Chica State Beach.. Found by Metal Detecin Service

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)

 

Find lost electronic car key by using a Mobile Metal Detecting Service … Call or text  Stan the Metal Detector Man..  949-500-2136

*** I was called the morning after Danny lost his electronic Subaru key at Bolsa Chica State Beach. He was desperate to find the key as the cost of replacing it was going to be very expensive.

When I arrived at the location I was able to search the area around where he had been the day before. Danny met me an hour later to show me where he and his family had been set up for the day.

Unfortunately, there was a family already occupying the spot. This was not the first time I had to wait for a group to leave a potential location of a lost item. Almost always, I wait till the people leave . If I get a call at peak beach hours, I arrange the search till after most people leave the beach.

This time I didn’t have long to wait as the key was found very close to where the family was camped and they were not inconveniently interrupted. Danny was very happy to save the expense of having his electronic car key replaced. The quote he got was over a thousand dollars. Plus the aggravation of having to get the work done. A very nice guy and it felt good to help him.

Mobile Metal Detecting service … I come too you, don’t waste you time and money trying to find something valuable .. It takes time to learn how to use an inferior metal detector. Call or text Stan the metal detector man… 949-500-2136