Vintage 10k Yellow Gold Black Onyx Ring Lost In Lamont County Alberta



Received a call from Kevin requesting my service to locate his 18k yellow gold wedding ring which he lost a couple of days prior while doing fall gardening with his wife in the backyard,
Kevin was working at the bottom of his yard when he found out his ring was not on his finger he search the area with his wife with no luck at all and thats when he needed some professional help to find his ring he Google searched and found The Ringfinders web site and called me,
Kevin explained to me he exchange gloves with his wife and that’s possible when his ring fell off his finger, also he mentioned that he had the lawn cut the next day and was concerned that his ring may have been picked up by the mower? I assured Kevin that it was highly unlikely the mower would pick it up,
Also Kevin had 8 bags of grass clippings and twigs and possible the ring could be in one of the bags, I agreed to meet up with Kevin on Wednesday evening.
I met up with Kevin at his home and he showed me where he was cutting and cleaning up his yard. His backyard had very steep slope to a ravine also the grass was already yellow which made the ring blend in with the terrain which it made impossible to find with a naked eye.
I search all the bags a couple of times to make sure the ring was not in them no ring was found then I proceeded to search at the bottom of the garden I was getting positive ringtones but it was not the tone I was listening for, then I heard a faint tone and Iron tone which made me stop and investigate this strange sound and yes there was Kevin’s ring being masked by an Iron object and covered with dead grass if I had not been thorough in my search that ring could have being missed forever,
Thank you Kevin for entrusting me to find your wedding ring

Emily called me, requesting my help in locating her husband’s lost ring. He had slipped a few times on some ice while shoveling snow in the backyard, and the ring had fallen off his finger and into the snow. Her Husband had spent several hours searching without any luck, her husband was very disappointed. He had even rented a metal detector but couldn’t find the ring.
Emily had searched YouTube channel for tips on finding a ring in the snow and came across The Ringfinders in the USA. She visited their website and found my contact information. I met Emily at her home she showed me the area where her husband had fallen. I assured her that I would find his ring and within five minutes, I had located it. Emily was amazed that I had found the ring so quickly and was delighted to have it back.
Thank you, Emily
Received a Call yesterday afternoon from Keynan in regards to his girlfriend she lost her security keys in a snow covered parking lot, after asking Keynan my usual questions I agreed to meet up with his girlfriend at the parking lot.
I meet Kelsey at the parking lot she explained to me that she was walking out of the building toward her vehicle and when she got to her vehicle she reslized that her security keys had fallen off her lanyard somewhere in the parking lot, she and her friends spent a couple of hrs looking for them with no luck.
While I was talking to Keysey next to her vehicle from the corner of my eye I spotted just the tip of the a key protruding from the snow! Kelsey was relieved to have the keys back in her possession.
That was my quickest search ever I did not have to take my detector out of my vehical.

I recived a call from Tyler this morning for my assistance to locate his lost office keys. Tyler told me he was walking home last night with his keys in his hand. He slipped on the side walk and the keys flew into the snow bank . He searched for 2 hrs with no luck. His mother inlaw suggested a metal detector would work to locate the keys. Tyler searched the internet and found the Ringfinders web site which directed him to me. The rest is history.

I recieved a call from Owen last night requesting my service to locate his lost wedding ring in the back yard of his house. After asking Owen a few questions I agreed to help him find his ring the next day.
I meet up with Owen and his wife Hershey and they showed me the area where Owen had been chopping fire wood. I could see where they had raked the snow off the ground, They had been searching on their hands and knees looking for the ring until it got to dark when Hershey turned to the internet and searched for a metal detector. Up came TheRingfinders web page so she searched the Directory and found Me! The rest is history.
Thank you Owen and Hershey for entrusting me to find your wedding ring.

Brandon called me yesterday requesting my service to locate his lost wedding ring that fell off his finger while driving North on highway 855. After asking my usual questions I agreed to meet up with Brandon the next day.
I meet Brandon and his wife Kassidy this morning. They showed me the area that the ring fell off his finger while he was driving at 100 km/hr. Brandon had his hand out of the van window when the ring fell off, and luckly he stopped right away and marked the area and started to search with no luck. He and Kassidy came back again the next day and spent another couple of hours with no luck.
After talking to them both and eyeing the situation up I knew the ring could only be a few feet off the shoulder of the highway. I began my search and within ten minutes I found Brandon’s ring laying in the grass two feet off the highway. Brandon and Kassidy were ecstatic to have the ring back. They just got married three weeks ago! Another Happy ending.
Thank you Brandon and Kassidy for giving me the opportunity to search and locate your ring.

Nick called me requesting my service to locate his late grandmother’s gold cross which he has worn round his neck ever since she passed away. He was playing a vollyball when the ball hit him in the chest and snagged the cross off his chain. He did not realize he had lost the cross until he got home.
In the morning Nick called and told me what had happend and the only place the cross could be was either in court #1 or court # 2. The cross was found between #1 and #2. It only took a few minutes to reunite the cross with Nick.
Thank you Nick for checking me on the « the ringfinders » website and giving me a call.

Megan called me yesterday afternoon requesting my service to locate her husband’s custom gold wedding band lost in the lake. After asking Megan my usual questions I agreed to drive out.
I meet Megan at her cabin and we drove down to the boat launch. Megan showed me the area off the dock where the ring could possibly be as her husband, Stephen, had been kayaking and when he returned he capsized the kayak in approximately 3 feet of water. Stephen discovered his wedding band had fallen off his finger into the lake.
Megan and Stephen seached the lake bottom for two hours with no luck! I searched along the dock where they said the ring could be and all I was finding was trash. I could see on Megans face when I scooped the junk up how disappointed she was. She was slowly loosing hope that the ring would not be found.
Megan had taken photos of Stephen in the kayak, he had the ring on and he was close to the dock where he had tipped the kayak. After studying the photo I was convinced the ring had fallen off around fifteen feet away from the dock and not close to the dock.
I expanded my search outwards and recived the sound I had been looking for! When I reached down with my pin-pointer, it was Stephen’s ring! Megan was over the moom that I had found his ring and that it was back on his finger.
Thank you Megan and Stephan, for entrusting me to find your ring.

Annie called me this morning requesting my service to locate her husband’s wedding ring of 43 years. She told me that she was out in the garden with her husband cleaning up and that he gave Annie his ring for safe keeping while he was gardening.
At the end of the day Annie went to give the ring back to him and unfortunately the ring was missing. They searched her flower beds and the lawn for a few hours with no luck at all.
They checked on line and found The Ring Finder directory and called me the rest is history.
Thank you,
Annie and Tony.