Cape May, NJ Lost gold wedding ring, FOUND! by Ringfinder Jeffrey Laag





RING TOSS IN LOMBARD
Received a call from a guy in Lombard. Lost his 14k Gold ring in his yard after tossing it. He searched for quite a while with no success before calling me, Fortunately I found it within an hour, and it was quite a distance from his original search area and he must have stepped on it while searching,
I could only see the edge of ring once I hit it.

Natasha arrived in the US from the Ukraine a few months ago with her husband and son because of the Russian invasion of her home country. They settled in Salt Lake City. One of the few things they were able to bring with them was her beautiful yellow and white diamond wedding band. Unfortunately, while she was in their new front yard, the ring slipped from her finger and disappeared. She called me after a week of looking for the ring unsuccessfully. I brought my metal detectors to her home and quickly determined that the ring was not in the grass or in the nearby flower beds, so we knew we needed to look elsewhere. I started by moving a ceramic planter, and the ring suddenly popped into view. It had been pinned, out-of-sight, behind the planter. Now, as Natasha settles into her new home, although she still has the heartache of leaving her original home, at least she doesn’t have to deal with the heartache of losing her wedding ring, too.

He lost his necklace diving in the pond. It was tough to find, but I was able to find it in about 10 ft. of water. It was one that his grandma gave him and had sentimental value.
This wedding set was lost in a yard in Warsaw and they were unable to find it for 5 days. They called me to help and I was able to find it within about 5 – 10 minutes. Very happy that I was able to find it for them.
Found this ring at the reservoir in Huntington, IN. He had lost it and bought a detector to look for it, could not find it, so he called me. It took me a half a day to find it, but was successful.
I received a call from the niece of a kind older woman who lives in a lovely mid-century modern home designed by Joseph Eichler. #housegoals
She told me that her aunt had lost a ring while gardening but that she didn’t believe she knew where she actually lost it, due to dementia. My instinct was to trust « Eva » over the niece who just seemed to be annoyed by her aunt’s diminished mental faculties. And I am glad that I did.
The dirt was hard-packed but there were a few trees with ivy around the bases and one tree with a bench built in a square around the base. This was the spot Eva thought she lost the ring. When she told me that I caught the niece’s eyes, she rolled them and walked away. I did a preliminary swing around the trees and benches with my small coil to get into the nooks and in to the ivy. Then I returned to the area where Anna said she lost the ring. Detecting along the fence line a glimmer of silver caught my eye and there it was! Her cherished Scandinavian silver ring lying just beneath the gap under the fence right next to where she knew it would be. She was right all along.
A local Hydro worker was cleaning his boot off on the side of the road when his gold ring flew off his finger into the snow covered ditch. It was very deep snow but a quick search found that the ring was only buried a few inches….phew!
