Losing this beautiful ring would truly ruin a vacation. Lucky for Pat and Kim ringfinders came to the rescue!!
They had lost the ring it in the water but it was low tide when I arrived at the beach resort. Found buried at waters edge. Happy ending!
Will was outside of his north Denver house tossing a ball for his dog Winston on a warm March Sunday afternoon when he felt his ring leave his hand. Will and Sadie, his wife, began searching for the ring with no luck. Sadie found my profile on The Ring Finders and called me. I was out enjoying the warm weather by swinging one of my detectors for fun but unfortunately I was nowhere near my home or their house. Due to that set of circumstances Sadie posted on Nextdoor asking to borrow a detector to search for a lost ring. One of the replies that she received was from a member of a local metal detecting club who offered to come and search for the lost ring the following day.
He came to their house and performed a search but was not able to recover the ring. He then gave the president of the metal detecting club a call and he offered to come and do a search the following day which was a Tuesday. The club president then preformed a search as well with the same results, no ring. So Sadie contacted me again and we set up a time for me to come by and do a search Wednesday afternoon. After my arrival I talked with Will and he told me of the circumstances of the rings loss and of the other two unsuccessful searches. I set about my search as Will and Sadie returned to their house and their 7 month old daughter. Within a couple of minutes of beginning my search I had Will’s ring in hand. Both Will and Sadie were surprised that I recovered the ring and in such a quick manner.
Ring recovered March 10, 2021
An ex Westjet flight attendant friend of mine, who knew I was a member of The Ringfinders, called me to ask if I could help her friend Pam locate her lost ring. Pam loaned her mothers ring to her daughter to wear. Playing in the snow throwing snowballs, the daughter lost the ring on a boulevard. I met Pam by the school and she showed me where her daughter thought that she lost the ring in the snow. Pam and both her kids had searched the area a few times with no luck, they had given up, but my friend said not to give up. By now the snow was gone and the boulevard was grass. I started my search and Pam wandered the other way, fortunately the sun luckily glinted off the gold and Pam had the ring in minutes.
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Ann-Maree was holidaying at Tauranga Bay Camp near Whangaroa and decided to brave the dumping surf and go for a wade. She underestimated the power of the surges up the beach and was forced to put her hands down into the sand to maintain her balance as the water rushed past her.
She gave up the idea due to the ferocity of the water and returned to the dry sand, that’s when she noticed her two gold rings were missing, one a very sentimental engagement diamond ring from two generations ago.
She asked at the camp office if she could hire a metal detector, they didn’t have one and instead they gave her my contact details – along with a really positive summary of my previous success stories there.
Ann-Maree phoned me at work and explained the situation. Knowing this beach changes with each tide, it eats rings so I headed home to get my kit and was soon on site – Staring at a 2.5m dumping surf break on a very steep beach. Haven’t seen it like that for many years !
The sand was really deep and mobile, but there was no way I was going to risk going into the surf until the tide was further out and it had calmed down a little. I started by gridding the shallows, intending to follow the tide down. Within 10 minutes I had been caught by a sweep and my shorts were soaked…So gave up staying dry after that.
I ran two opposing grids on the 11″ coil, then switched to the 15″ and ran another two, real hard work with the surges grabbing the coil and only netted a token for the camp showers and a few odds and ends of scrap.
The 15″ was taking it’s toll, so with the tide further out, I reverted to the 11″ and wound the settings up so ‘hot’ it would probably pick up the earths core. And started a new set of grids.
After 4Hrs, it was now dark and I was right down on nearly low tide mark now. I got a deep, clean tone. Battling the water and the almost fluid shelly sand, I heaved scoopfuls out of the hole until I had it, pinpointed it with the coil in the diggings, and rapidly placed my foot on it as another surge came past. In with the pinpointer and my fingers found the shape of a ring in the dark.
I marked the spot and headed up to Ann-Marees camper to confirm – Yes! It was one of them, but not the treasured heirloom.
But, I now had a pin in the map! I knew that if I didn’t find the second ring this time around, it would be lost to the beach with the heavy surf. The beach contour had already changed significantly in the time I had been there.
I headed back and started a focussed search in the area. Another brass screw, bit of wire, odd scraps of metal… then deep and quiet, there was something. I wound the volume right up in the headphones to try and hear it over the surf. Has to be it.
Several hasty scoops later and I had the second ring.
Ann-Maree had given hem up for lost.
I refused to.
How to Find a Lost Ring in Simi Valley: Expert Tips for Grass, Yards, and Fields
Losing a cherished item like a wedding ring can feel devastating, but there’s hope! Whether it’s lost in the grass, yards, or fields of Simi Valley, every missing treasure has a solution waiting to be uncovered. Take Nancy’s story, for example. While tending to her serene orange orchard in Simi Valley, she suddenly noticed her wedding ring was gone. Panic set in, but she didn’t give up. Using the power of community, she posted on the Neighborhood app, where two helpful neighbors pointed her to me—Ventura County’s trusted metal detector expert.
The next morning, Nancy and I set out to solve the mystery of her lost ring. We combed through her Simi Valley orchard with care, searching the grass and sifting through bags of debris from her yard. Step by step, we retraced her path across the field, determined to find her treasure. After some challenges, my reliable propointer metal detector delivered—a faint signal led us to the final bag of debris, where her wedding ring lay hidden. Victory!
Finding a lost ring in Simi Valley isn’t just about luck; it’s about expertise, dedication, and the right tools. Whether your ring is buried in the grass of your backyard, scattered across a field, or lost in a sprawling yard, I’m here to help. As Ventura County’s ringfinder, I specialize in recovering lost jewelry from all terrains—sand, water, grass, yards, and fields alike. Just call or text 805-290-5009, and I’ll bring my skills to your doorstep.
Don’t let a lost ring in Simi Valley dim your hope. With professional assistance, you can recover your precious items from grassy patches, expansive yards, or wide-open fields. Contact me today, and let’s find your lost ring together—one beep at a time!
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I got a call last night from Nick saying he was out looking for a turkey hunting spot when his leg fell into a rotted out tree stump and his ring came off. He saw it come off, but quickly lost it. He tried to move leaf by leaf it hopes to find it. With no such luck, he went to the local Walmart and bought a bounty hunter. Took it back out to the site and scanned the area. Again, no luck.
He then sought help from « The Ring Finders » and I came out to help him locate his lost ring the next day. I scanned the area and didn’t hear anything either. I then took my pin-pointer out and stuck it in the rotted stump hole and got a hit. I pulled out three handfuls of stuff before I was able to rescue it from the two foot hole.
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Celtic Conundrum
I got a call from Britney she said her ring came off while she was on a 4 wheeler traversing their 3 acre property.
We agreed to meet this morning and search. I set up my MXT and started to scan the path she took and about a half hour later I got a high meter read and pinpointing it with the MXT came in as a very small target at about an inch deep. Moving the grass aside revealed this very pretty sterling silver celtic design ring! Britney was super thrilled with the recovery as this was a Christmas gift from a very close friend, and Nessie was right on top of this since it’s the first « celtic treasure find »…. putting an end to the conundrum.
Jon
An Afternoon With Grandma
Got a call from Isabell last night saying she thought her ring came off while playing with her grandchildren at a local park. Upon arriving this afternoon I set up my MXT and began to scan from the grass area to the playground equipment. Nothing came up in the grass but over in the mulch area I got a huge no doubt signal. Moving the mulch chips aside revealed this very stunning white gold with diamonds ring! She was very happy that her ring was found as it was her mom’s and given to her years ago. Now her thoughts were filled with the great time she had with the grandchildren and less about losing part of the family!
Jon
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I received a contact from Linda about a lost ring in the sand at the beach. Her husband had given her his ring to hold when he went down to the water, and while he was gone, she flipped her hand, and the ring that she had placed on her finger went into the soft sand, and disappeared. I was free, and left immediately to do the search to make sure that it would be found.
When I got to the beach it was very windy, and I found Linda and her husband David on the berm that the county erects yearly to stop any possibility of flooding during the stormy Winter months. They had not left the area of the loss, so I knew that the search should be successful, it was just a matter of not being confined to a box search, but allowing for any possibility to have occurred. I began the search, and went over a shoe they had placed as a border, and got a signal. I moved the shoe, and dug, but came up empty. Thinking that maybe the shoe might have been the signal, I went out for one pass of the grid, and came back. I went over once more where the shoe had been, the signal came up again, I dug again, and there it was, David’s ring. The place where the ring was lost was small, so I was very certain it would be recovered. I then found out that they had only been married one month, so Linda must have been heart broken to have lost David’s ring. Well it was my pleasure to restore some joy in their lives that day!
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.
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Watch this recovery video of Jorge’s lost family crest signet ring during our recent snow event.
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Jorge contacted me asking for some assistance in locating his lost white gold family crest signet ring. He had been playing tossing some snowballs when his family ring got lost. He also told me he was located at the University of WA district. After learning this I knew I had to head over without delay. In high traffic areas like this it often does’t take long before passing eyeballs pickup lost rings. Once I arrived Jorge had a very clear report of where he had been throwing snowballs. After we identified a grassy strip between the the sorority and fraternity housing I quickly got setup. The grass strip between two roads was about twenty-five feet wide. I easily laid out four one hundred foot tape measures making a total of five lanes five foot wide each. Jorge even asked the reason for laying out the grid lines. I explained to him that this gives us absolute certainty that no area was missed in our search. He quickly understood the reasoning of how this makes the process much more efficient in the long run. I got started in my first lane and before I even got five feet into my search Jorge called me over. He had been standing in the middle of the grass and had been visually searching the ground between the gridlines when he eyeballed his own ring! We were both very happy that he found it. I have said so many times I don’t have to be the hero that finds the ring just as long as it gets recovered. Jorge did say the gridlines must have helped as we both searched for the ring. I could not have been more pleased with the outcome. We both understood that even if he had not eyeballed the ring I would have easily detected it as it was in the middle of my search area. Jorge’s huge chunky white gold family crest signet ring was quickly brushed off and and back on his finger with big smiles. It was a pleasure helping out knowing how quickly these items can get nabbed in these highly populated areas.
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