If you lost your ring, or any type of jewelry at the beach, give me a call, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a metal detecting service where I can come out and help you find your lost item. Many of my customers are from out of town on vacation, losing your wedding ring can ruin the whole trip, so give me a call and I’ll help keep it memorable and not a disaster.
If you’ve lost your ring on the beach and have been on your hands and knees for HOURS sifting through the sand with no luck, give me a call, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a metal detecting service where I come out and find your lost jewelry. I can even go out in the water and find it. Give me a call!!
I received another frantic call about a lost ring in the yard. They had tried everything, even buying their own metal detector. Quickly after realizing their inexpensive metal detector wasn’t gonna cut it, they called me. I was able to head right over and after a good while searching (in an area they didn’t not thing the ring was in) was able to find it. She and her husband were ecstatic. This was a beautiful heirloom. If you’ve lost something, don’t waste more time, CALL ME, Louis 305-608-1870 and I’ll come out and help you find it.
Jokingly, I usually tell people after I find their lost jewelry « I hope to never have to see you again, » but in this case I actually did. I had found his lost ring in the sand at Crandon Park eight months ago and he lost it again!!. Luckily he had my number saved and I was able to go find it for him AGAIN. Next time its three strikes and you’re out:-) If you lost some jewelry on the beach or in the water, give me a call or text, I’ll come help you find it. Louis 305-608-1870
Another quick recovery!!! She lost her earring while playing volleyball and I was able to run right over and find it. If you lost some jewelry on the beach or in the water, give me a call and I’ll go out and help you find it. Louis 305-608-1870
I was frantically called by a family enjoying the beach. Her Cartier ring had fallen off her and was somewhere in the sand. I raced over and was able to quickly find it. If you have lost something and need someone to come out and find it, give me and call or text. Louis 305-608-1870.
This young girl lost her Diamond engagement ring in the surf. It is always a little more difficult in the surf but persistence paid off! My friend Johnboy who is between us in the pic actually found her wedding band the next day!
A relaxing walk turned to panic the last day of August 2022. It happened when a bee suddenly buzzed Wauwatosa, WI resident, Jennifer Walker’s face as she neared a street corner. Impulsively, she removed her cap and used it to swat away the invading insect. Unfortunately, she brushed her ear in the process and dislodged her platinum/diamond earring. While the bee disappeared, so did her earring, a tenth-anniversary gift from her husband.
Jennifer, her husband and neighbors spent several hours on their knees combing through the grass and mulch in the area. The earring was simply gone. The frantic couple even considered renting a metal detector but were advised that such a small target would not likely register its presence. The next morning, I received a call from Jennifer and arranged to meet her right away.
Those familiar with metal detecting know how challenging it can be to find small stud earrings. The metallic volume is minimal. At times, it can take specialized equipment to register such a tiny target, especially when laying in certain positions. Using the matching earring, I was able to calibrate a detector that is normally used for locating placer gold, fine particles of gold in rocks and sand. The instrument is extremely sensitive but is also very small. It takes patience to cover the ground. I also used two other detection instruments including one that runs at a very high frequency and has a larger search coil. After nearly an hour of methodical searching, using three different machines, it seemed the earring was not where Jennifer thought it should be. And so, we expanded the search area. 
A strip of grass on the opposite side of the walkway was systematically searched. Nearing the end of it, over thirty feet from where Jennifer did battle with the offending bee, a signal caught our joint attention. Upon closer examination, the precious earring came to light in the grass where it had landed the day before. Who knew it could have travelled so far! The smile on Jennifer’s face tells the rest of the story!
This ring find began when I got a call from Chris who was on her 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration at Waikiki Beach when her husband Bob’s Yellow Gold Wedding Band slipped off in waist deep water at Kaimana Beach. They were leaving the next day for home in Seekonk, Massachusetts. I told Chris I just got out of the water from a morning hunt but I would gear up again and be there in about 30 minutes. It was early enough that I wouldn’t have a problem parking near to the beach. When I arrived Bob & Chris met me on the beach and we proceeded down to the water. Bob acted as my marker for where he thought the ring came off his finger. I did a grid parallel to the shore and no joy. Since I wasn’t exactly sure what the tides were and the ring was lost 2 hours prior to my arrival I decided to go perpendicular to the shore and went out to at least neck deep to be sure. Again, Bob was my marker. When I was near the second to last grid line I got a loud #12-13 on the Nox. I was maybe 10 feet from Bob in waist deep water and it took about 8 scoops to get that target in my scoop. I was beginning to think it might be a bathing suit rivet when I finally recovered the target and was letting the sand drain from my scoop their appeared a very unique yellow gold ring. I showed it to Bob and he exclaimed excitedly, « That’s it » and immediately put it on his finger. He shouted to Chris on the shore he got it and many applauses from the beach goers went up. I was so relieved to have found this ring that Bob kept reminding me « 50 YEARS Joe » Much Aloha to Chris & Bob and many more!
