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Sentimental Ring lost at Marina Del Rey Beach, Los Angeles county, CA. Found and Reunited to owner

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)


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*** Kieth and his wife rode their bicycles to Marina Del Rey Beach, Los Angeles, CA. They lost a ring in the sand. They called me and I was able to meet them to find the ring. It was a happy reunion as the ring was very sentimental..

Family Crest Ring Lost by Child Over Two Years Earlier…Found by Brian Rudolph in Potomac, Maryland

  • from Washington (District of Columbia, United States)

Elliott’s yellow gold family crest ring that was amazingly recovered by ring finder Brian Rudolph after being buried in the ground for 2.5 years!

Elliott proudly holds up his gold family crest ring which his father had given him years earlier! Back where it belonged!

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!

Elliott was given a family crest ring made of solid gold. It was a gift from his father. During one winter afternoon, while Elliott’s three year old child was helping his father gather up fallen sticks in their front yard, Elliott gave his special gold ring to his son and unfortunately it got lost. No one knew whether or not the ring ended up in the recycling bags out by the curb, in the house trash, or possibly out on the front lawn or maybe one of the side yards. Yet, it was the opinion of the young child that the irreplaceable keepsake was lost somewhere in the front yard. He thought it had slipped off of his finger and landed in the hard winter grass while he and his dad had been tending to the lawn cleanup.

Elliott searched the property with a metal detector and sadly he was not able to recover his family crest ring. Over the next two and a half years, the sad gentleman would try again and again to attempt a successful search and recovery of the gold jewel but unfortunately nothing turned up except digging up lots of metal junk beneath the earth.

At some point, Elliott looked online and decided to search for a professional metal detectorist who might be willing to come to his Potomac, Maryland property to try to find the missing family heirloom. Thankfully, my client found my services on a metal detecting directory called THE RING FINDERS. This is an elite international directory of metal detectorists who are specialists in recovering lost jewelry like the ring that Elliott’s son had lost.

Even though nobody knew whether or not the ring had been lost in the trash or in the recycling bags, I was still willing to give it a shot and search the family’s entire front and side lawns. As soon as I arrived, Elliott and his son showed me all of the places that they worked and walked during the time of the disappearance of the gold family crest ring. I then went to the car, grabbed all of my metal detecting gear out of the vehicle and eventually began the tedious search for the missing ring.

This search was not an easy one because the ring was now buried beneath the ground since it had been lost two and a half years earlier. This meant that I needed to dig up every target signal that could potentially end up being the ring that we were looking for. Over the next two and a half hours I dug up a lot of junk metal. I found old Coke, Pepsi and miscellaneous beer bottle caps. I uncovered random pieces of twisted metal and electrical wiring throughout the property, as well.

I could tell that my client was developing doubt within him as the clock kept ticking later and later. Yet, I kept a positive attitude and I was not moved by the fact that the only things that I had found up to that point was junk metal in the first couple of hours.

Every so many feet of scanning I had to stop, kneel down to the ground and begin digging up the curious metal target that registered on my detector’s computer screen. Each time I would end up finding just more « throw-away » pieces of garbage.

I am delighted to share that as I began scanning a positive target signal that fell in the range of a solid gold ring, I shared with Elliott that this could be the target that we were looking for. Though I had said the same line many a times before, I still conveyed my positivity that this could be the one! And as it turned out…it was the one!

I used my hand digger to break up the earth just as my pinpointer had finished isolating the very spot where the metal target was hiding. And there it was, a couple of inches beneath the dirt and grass! It was Elliott’s beloved yellow gold family crest ring! I found it! It was hidden about two and a half feet to the right of the driveway, approximately 12 feet from the front curb. I was so excited! I immediately grabbed the ring, raised it high in the air and quickly marched the treasure over to my client who was sadly sitting on the front porch step! He stood up and in complete unbelief Elliott made his way over to me to inspect the item. He couldn’t believe it! But it was true! I found it! I really did recover the unrecoverable!

The two of us hugged and gave each other a couple of high fives before Elliott went into the house to announce the great news! Within seconds, the whole family came outside and we all rejoiced and celebrated the return of the family heirloom ring! We then all bowed our heads and thanked the Lord for answering our earlier prayer! What a moment of joy it was! I could tell that the little boy was so relieved that the ring that he had once lost on the lawn was no longer a mystery to be solved…rather, a story to be shared for generations to come!

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Lost Ring Recovered in Louisburg KS

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)

Kara attended an outdoor wedding and after the ceremony realized her unique silver ring was missing.  Lots of folks looked for it under a massive party tent but came up with nothing.  They searched again to no avail as the tent and setup were dismantled the next day.

Wisely, she got on the internet, found TheRingFinders and subsequently contacted me.  We carefully set boundaries for a grid search and voila!  15 minutes and we swung right over the ring, very near where she was sitting.  This is one she couldn’t replace so it had a huge sentimental value for her.

It is so satisfying to be a part of the story.

 

Lost Wedding Ring – FOUND! near State College, PA by Metal Detector Specialist Brian Carpenter – Call 814-244-2300 ASAP for help with your lost item!

  • from Indiana (Pennsylvania, United States)

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 Matt to see if I could help him locate his lost tungsten and gold wedding band. Matt said he had lost it in his yard cleaning up leaves. This is a common occurrence this time of year. I told Matt I would come out and we agreed on a day and time. Later I would find out that Matt lived three and a half hours away from the property to be search. It added a little bit of pressure as this was a significant time investment on his part.

I met Matt at the property and got the scoop on what happened. Matt was full of good news, the ring was mostly black, it could have been in a variety of places from in the yard to the wooded areas behind his house, he had cut the grass at some point and there was a large area in the woods where he had actually spread the leaves out by hand rather than dump them and leave them in big piles. He was really upset by the loss as he had only been married a short time before this happened. Matt also informed me he had bought a metal detector and invested significant time in trying to locate the ring using the detector. Unlike many people I have to give Matt credit, he invested in an Garrett AT Pro, the same detector I usually use. He had also spent some time doing research and had some knowledge in how to use it.

I looked around and taking all of the information into account was beginning to believe I was in for a VERY LONG day. I asked Matt where he thought it might be and he put me onto a few places he had dumped stuff in the woods behind the house. I started to look getting some directions from Matt – you are up too far, over this way some, yeah that is where I was. Then Matt went down the hill to look on his own. After about 10-15 minutes I was working my way down the path to search another patch of woods and I got a sweet sound. I did not see anything though. I got out my pin pointer and rooted around the side of a tree branch that was across the path. BAM! I moved some of the leave pieces and dust out of the way and there was the ring tight up against the branch. I felt a huge sense of relief. Matt had cleared a portion of this area from the leaves but the dust and pieces that he left behind were just enough to keep it hidden from sight.

I called Matt up from where he was searching. Without telling him that I found his ring I placed it on the ground and told him when you find your ring this is what it will sounds like. Matt started to run his detector over the spot…then it hit him…it was HIS ring. He picked it up and was overjoyed and in disbelief that I found it both where I did and so quickly. I was amazed as well, a little devine intervention if you ask me, St. Anthony strikes again.

It was a pleasure to meet another kind and generous client and recover his lost ring.

Lost Ring – FOUND! at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh by Metal Detector Specialist Brian Carpenter

  • from Indiana (Pennsylvania, United States)

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 Kai to inquire if I could find his ring after it was lost during an event at the university. He said he had lost it in a grassy area between some of the buildings the night before.

I arrived and looked at the area to be searched. Pretty standard grassy area and Kai was certain it was in a specific spot. I started to seach and within 10 minutes I was able to locate the ring in the grass. Kai was very happy to get his ring back and as always it was great to meeet another kind and generous client and recover his special keepsake!

 

 

Lost Ring Huntington Beach, CA. found by The Metal Detector Man .. Mobile Detecting Service

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)


If you lose something that can be found with a metal detector call or text .. Stan the Metal Detector Man .. Mobile Detecting Service… 949-500-2136


** Nathan called me for help after he found me on a Google search for metal detecting assistance. He had been at Huntington State Beach with his family when he lost his wedding ring in the sand at the towel line. He was already home but could meet me at the location.

He verbally told me where he had been and I was able to be at the location before he arrived at the beach. One of the things he told me, was he had wagon to haul the beach gear to the towel line.  When I arrived, I saw wagon tracks across the sand. I followed the tracks and could see finger drag marks in the sand.. A couple minutes later my detector gave me a great signal and I scooped up Nathan’s ring before he got to the beach. I wish all the searches could be that easy. Nathan called a couple minutes later and I gave him the good news.

If your lost item is important to you? Don’t waste time trying to rent or buy a metal detector.. Essecially if you have never used a metal detector.. Call a experienced professional metal detecting service.. Stan the metal detector man .. Call or Text.. 949-500-2136 .. Independant..  Member of the Ring Ringfinders directory

Lost Ring from Boat in Dana Point Harbor .. Found and Returned to Owne

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)

If you’ve lost a ring or important metallic item, calor text ..l Stan  TheMetal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136

** I Recieved a call about a gold wedding band dropped over the side of a boat. The boat was tied up in its slip. John told me  he felt the ring come off his finger and saw it splash between the stern and the dock.  It was definitely there in a 4 ft x 4 ft.area 8 to 12 ft deep depending on the tide level..  The problem was the area is loaded with 40 years of metal trash.

I was unable to do the dive because I had just had a medical procedure. My back up diver, Rudy was available to do the dive. I supplied him with sifting equipment and othe search tools. It was a teadius sifting process, but persistence yielded the very sentimental wedding ring..

 

Family Heirloom Diamond Ring Lost During Football Fun…Recovered by Ring Hero in Brookville, Maryland

  • from Washington (District of Columbia, United States)

Leila’s beautiful family heirloom yellow gold diamond infinity band gifted to her by her mother before she passed away.

Leila and family pose for a photo while celebrating the return of a very special diamond ring recovered by ring finder Brian Rudolph.

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!

Leila was playing football with her son outside in the grass on the side of their Brookville, Maryland home. Just at the moment when the fun and cool mother hiked the ball between her legs, she could feel her very special family heirloom ring go flying off her finger. Leila looked down and saw that the yellow gold infinity style diamond ring that was given to her before her mother passed away a few years ago was clearly gone and hiding somewhere in the grass.

The distraught woman immediately stopped the football fun and began searching for her lost ring. Eventually the rest of the family joined in as well but unfortunately all of their efforts led to no avail.

After a couple of hours of unproductive metal detecting with a neighbor’s low budget machine, Leila switched gears and started to search the internet for a better solution. Happily, the young woman found a metal detectorist directory called THE RING FINDERS, an international directory of experienced ring finders! That’s where Leila had found me.

Within a short period of time, my client and I began talking on the phone and I asked her all of the details about the disappearance of the special ring. We set up a time for me to come out and I told her I would do everything I possibly could to reunite Leila with her precious mother’s diamond ring.

The next day, I drove out to my client’s Brookville, Maryland property to conduct the ring search. It was rainy and miserable outside but that did not deter me from focusing on my mission to find the lost jewelry. Once I got all of the details regarding how the ring went missing, I gathered up my professional metal detecting gear and began the search.

During the « ring investigation », I had two young assistants (Leila’s kids) who helped to lay down grid lines and re-wind the tapes up so I could put them back down in new places on the lawn. Within 90 minutes, after being completely soaked by the unforgiving downpours, I found Leila’s ring! It was metal detected approximately 30 feet to the right of where my client had originally been playing the day that the family heirloom jewel went flying off of her finger!

I could not have been more happy for Leila and her husband Shane! This yellow gold infinity style diamond ring meant the world to my client. Every time she looked at it, it drew her closer to the memory of her late mother. Now that it was back on her finger, she could sleep better and move passed those nightmarish thoughts that kept causing her to think that she would never see her ring ever again. I’m thrilled that I was able to help wipe away those temporal worries from Leila and once again reunite my client with her irreplaceable keepsake.

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CALL BRIAN RUDOLPH WITH THE RING FINDERS AT (301) 466-8644!

VISIT THE RING FINDER’S WEBSITE TO READ MORE OF BRIAN’S SUCCESSFUL SEARCH STORIES at:

TheRingFinders.com/Brian.Rudolph/

HE WILL RETURN TO YOU WHAT HAS BEEN LOST!

VISIT BRIAN’S BUSINESS WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES, STORIES AND INFORMATION AT: www.MetalDetectingAdventures.net

Lost Ring South Surry, BC…Found

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)

 

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I got a text message in regards to a lost gold wedding band in South Surrey at a rugby field. After talking to the young man on the phone it turned out I wasn’t going to have to search a whole rugby field because he handed the ring to his coach to hold and unfortunately during the first half the ring is no longer in his coaches pocket…

His coach did not tell his player he had lost the ring until after the game. The coach spent the whole second half looking all over the sidelines for the ring, but unfortunately could not find it. He had to break the news to the player after the game. The whole team got together, joined arms and grid searched the area where his coach had spent most of this time during the first half.

Unfortunately, no luck, someone had mentioned to call TheRingFinders and he did.  After talking to the player and asking all my questions and setting up a time to meet the coach the next morning so he could show me all the areas to search. This became a huge challenge, unfortunately, he spent some time on half of one field warming up the team, then the other half of on the game field, along the sidelines behind the uprights and on the other side.

He did not know where the ring came out or when it came out of his pocket, but we did know it would’ve been when he pulled out his phone because it was in the same pocket. He told me he had pulled his phone out many times checking how much time was left in the game so this made the search area huge.

I spent 8 1/2 hours the first day grid searching areas he had showed me, but no luck, fortunately the caretakers for the rugby house came out and asked what I was doing, I told him I was looking for a lost ring for a rugby player. He asked what time his game was and I said I believe it was the last game of the day,  he told me that they have recorded footage of all the game and said maybe I should ask the coach or player to check the game footage and see where the coach was during the first half, and when he pulled his phone out.

This was a tremendous help as it put me in an area the coach forgot he was in, the next day after one and a half hours of searching bingo! I found his beautiful ring and helped continue this beautiful story of what it meant to him to get it back. I contacted his coach and I could tell he was so relieved and happy. I can only imagine how gutted he must’ve felt even though technically it wasn’t his fault. Things happens!

I love my job!

 

Lost — Reel part to valued fishing pole – Deltona, Florida — FOUND!!

  • from New Smyrna Beach (Florida, United States)

Sunday, I got a call from Greg.  He had been fishing in his backyard when he the part to his reel that holds on the spool.  I asked him if he knew the material and he said he thought it was brass.  I said no problem, I’m sure I can find it.

I headed over to Greg’s house on Monday afternoon.  We went to the scene in the backyard which had a good size lake.  My first question was, “do you think it could be in the water?”  He replied no and explained that the pole was tangled, and he was trying to get it out.  He dropped the pole and he thought it fell off then.  He also explained that he had spent a lot of time searching.

I fired up the Minelab Manticore to begin the search.  I found a zinc bolt, some gum foil and then…a great hit.  Using the pinpointer I went under lots of grass and into the sand and found the escaped part!  Not a piece of jewelry but very valuable to this young man.  Greg was happy and full of metal detecting questions.  I think he’s hooked on the hobby!

If you’ve lost your ring, keys, or phone on the beach, or in the backyard, even years ago, give Detector Ed a call…757-419-0299.  I am available day or night, phone, or text me as soon as possible.  Do not post it on social media!