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Lost Engagement Ring 6 Days Before the Wedding

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)
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Asma was quite upset to discover her engagement ring was missing just 6 days before her wedding.  Through her security camera footage, she had the time narrowed down to a 4 minute window and the front or side yard.  Unable to locate the ring, she and her fiancé contacted me.  We painstakingly reviewed all the footage, recreated the events, and set out to recover this lost ring.  Over an hour into the search, and getting discouraged, I widened the grid area to extend about 35′ from where she was sitting on the porch.  That was the trick!  We finally got that repeatable low tone that signified gold might lay underneath.  This charming couple went from sad and discouraged to joy and relief in an instant.  They were so smart to call a professional instead of the enduring the fear and frustration of trying to find it themselves.  Asma will be a beautiful bride either way but even more fetching with this amazing ring to complete the wedding set.

 

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Metal Detecting Service For The Lower Mainland…

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
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Lost your ring/cell phone/keys… Don’t wait until it’s too late-Call Chris Turner 24/7  Service- 778-838-3463

I received a text message for help approximately three weeks ago in regards to a Lost Ring in a river, I talked to the young man and he explained that he was leaving town and wouldn’t be back for a week, but he’d give me a call when he got back. When he called, I happen to be out of town for a week, so when I got back, I called him and we set up a time to meet.

I met him at the river and he showed me several locations where he had entered the water and was playing with his children, he did not feel the ring come off, but one of his friends showed up and we were able to see pictures of him wearing the ring at one point, this gives me confidence that it was on when he got there and I’m going to find it if it’s there.

After approximately 45 minutes of searching the river I got a really good signal and found his beautiful gold wedding band!  Ron’s reaction was beautiful to see how much that ring meant to him to get it back. Everybody’s Ring has a beautiful story attached to it. Ron was married for 10 years and he was gutted that he lost his ring and pretty much figured it wouldn’t be found, but why not give it a shot, right!

Ron was able to surprise his family with the Ring and I got to see how much it meant to his wife as well… I love my job!!!

 

 

The link below is my Instagram channel where I post a lot of my recoveries now…

https://www.instagram.com/theringfinders

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Lost Ring at 3rd Beach Vancouver…Found!

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
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Lost your ring/cell phone/keys… Don’t wait until it’s too late… Call ASAP- 24/7 service Chris – 778-838-3463

I received a call last night in regards to a ring that was lost at third Beach in Vancouver, Stanley Park. The young lady explained that she had searched for over two hours in the sand, but could not find it. She knew it was there, but trying to find a ring in the sand is like trying to find a needle in the haystack very very difficult.

With the price of gold, there are so many people out there looking for rings on our local beaches and I knew I had to get out there right away so I had her marked the location so when I got there, I could see where she was. This makes my job a lot easier when people are not there to show me the exact location.

I arrived approximately 9 PM. It was already dark. I was looking for the spot she had marked when I noticed someone mentally protecting only 20 yards away from me. My first thought was maybe they had found it. I found the location that she had marked and within minutes, I found her beautiful diamond engagement ring that I found out she had worn for over 23 years.

I absolutely love my job!!!

 

The link below is my Instagram channel where I post a lot of my recoveries now…

https://www.instagram.com/theringfinders

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Gold wedding ring found in Huntington Beach with metal detector

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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Chad reached out to me tonight August 24th to look for his ring he lost while doing push ups on the sand. He stood in the area until I arrived and it was the first signal I on my metal detector.

Surf City Ring Finder

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Heirloom Gold and Ruby Ring recovered in Newport Beach Ca

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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This was my 3rd recovery on August 16th, I spent about 1 1/2 hour gridding the wet sand to recover this beautiful ring. She told me it was passed down to her from a family member. I met her later to return the ring and forgot to get her photo so you get me instead.

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Gold wedding ring found in Long Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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I found this ring in about 5 feet of water after about 40 minutes in Long Beach Ca. This was recovered on August 16th

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Titanium wedding band recovered in Huntington Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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Jeff was happy to get his ring back after in fell out of his back pocket while recording his child surfing. I had to search a sizable area but I was finally able to find it.

This was recovered on August 16th in Huntington Beach.

Surf City Ring Finder – Metal Detecting Service

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Gold Class Ring recovered in Laguna Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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I was able to find Jose’s beautiful gold class Ring in Laguna Beach with my metal detector in about 10 minutes. He was so grateful as a few of his family members pitched in to buy the ring for him. This recovery was on July 12th.

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Lost Platinum Wedding Band at Hale Koa Volleyball Courts…FOUND!!!

  • from O‘ahu (Hawaii, United States)
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This ring hunt occurred yesterday evening when I got a call from Noa who lives in Aina Haina on Oahu.  While going up to block a volleyball spike at 50 MPH, the ball struck Noa’s Platinum Wedding band and he felt it come off.  They immediately halted the game to see if anyone had spotted where it landed.  Unfortunately no one did.  They ran there hands lightly across the sand where they thought it would be but to no avail.  Noa reached out to me and I agreed I’d come right down before the night crew of detectorists hit the beach.  Easy parking and when I arrived Noa had already drawn a box of where the ring should be.  I fired up the Manticore and started the search.  The area was mostly sterile of targets.  I covered the eastern half of the court and no ring was found.  I expanded out in every direction on the eastern half but no ring.  Surprisingly, I found a 1927 Buffalo Nickel!  I even went perpendicular to my previous search, just in case.  I talked to Noa and his lovely wife Camille and the only thing left was to try the western half of the court but none of us were hopeful knowing how the ball hit Noa’s hand and the probable trajectory of his ring.  Then on about the fourth line of the grid I got a booming target and in one scoop I could here a heavy clunking in the scoop.  To all of our surprise, it was Noa’s Platinum Ring.  We can’t imagine how it got to that location just thankful to Jesus it was found.  Then there were hugs of relief all around.  Aloha to Noa & Camille!

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Chrome Hearts diamond bracelet metal detecting recovery.

  • from Miami (Florida, United States)
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Did you just lose a piece of jewelry on the beach and are panicking?  Don’t worry, you came to the right spot.  I have a metal detecting service with 15 yrs of experience and can come out and help you find your lost item.  Call / text / WhatsApp  Louis 305-608-1870 (24hrs) if I miss your call please leave a message and I’ll call you right back.

In the photos below I was contacted about a very expensive Chrome Hearts bracelet lost in the ocean at Haulover Beach.  When I spoke to him on the phone I told him to take a bunch of pictures of the surrounding area so I could use it as a reference when I get there just in case he had to leave.  Sure enough when I got there in about 45 minutes it was pouring rain and we had to wait about 30 minutes before I could get out in the water.  After gridding the area for about 30 minutes, I was finally able to find the bracelet.   It really helps when you’re able to mark the area or take pictures.  If this has happens to you,  don’t panic, give me a call, whether it’s a lost ring, necklace or watch, in the sand, ocean, or backyard, I can help you find it.  Please look on my main page for my close to 200 successful recoveries.

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