Got a call from a woman who lost her late mom’s wedding band at a Long Valley school’s Halloween « trick or trunk » 2 nights ago. She had rented a metal detector, but had no luck. There were tears of joy when it was found and I was once again reminded why we do this!
Text or call 732-372-8391 for anything lost in Northwest NJ!
Contacted Jeremy about losing my wedding ring
I lost it throwing a football on a the side of my buddies house so I know the general area it should be
Jeremy found the ring within minutes
Would highly recommend Ring Finders to anyone
Debbie was throwing the ball for her dog when she thought she lost ring that was in her pocket.She had placed her rings in her pocket earlier and put her phone in her phone in the same pocket. She thought she may have pulled it out while pulling her phone out. After over an hour of searching the yard, we decided to look inside the house. While my partner Jeff was searching inside I decided to look one more time outside. Right outside the door is a sitting area, as I looked around the bench I saw it laying on the outdoor rug. They were so happy to have it found but were jogging their memory as to how it got there. At one moment she sat down and they thought it fell out at that point. Always important to trace every step! 
Thanks again for your help–hopeful it never happens again…but if it does, I know who to call!
AM, Boonton, NJ
Got a call from a customer to find a lost platinum wedding band in a front yard in Boonton, NJ. Area had been raked and metal detected by owner with a rented metal detector in an effort to find the ring. Despite this, was able to locate the ring in the street-side of the curb cut, pushed into the soil and under the leaf litter. Very happy couple, which is what it’s all about!
Andrew was horsing around with his dog in the backyard of his Aston, PA home when he felt his tantalum wedding band fly off his finger. He searched for quite a bit but came to conclusion it would be hard to locate in the tall grass. He found me in the Ring Finder Directory and I met him at his home the next day. After he described how and where the ring went missing…I joked to him I would find it in 3 minutes…well it took 4 minutes! I was happy to be able to find and return Andrew’s ring to him!!!
Jack in Atlanta was doing some yard work last week when he noticed his gold wedding band had fallen off. He looked around for several hours without any success. Discouraged, he reached out and asked for my help in recovering his ring. So, this afternoon I drove up to Jack’s residence and was able to recover the ring which the pine mulch had gobbled up. It’s always such a cool feeling when I’m able to reunite someone with a meaningful piece like that. Needless to say, Jack is very happy to have his ring back!
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I received a text from a sweet lady that lost both her rings while cleaning up acorns in her backyard.
She was putting them into a roadside trash bin and realized later that her rings were missing. She dumped out one bin and checked and didn’t see them or find them with a friends metal detector. I scanned that first then I scanned the backyard and didn’t find them.
Then she mentioned the other trash bin, so I pulled it over and dumped it out on the tarp with the other acorns I had already scanned and I got a hit. First I found the diamond ring and quickly scanned again and there was the wedding band just a few inches away.
She mentioned her late husband had lost his gold ring in the yard somewhere so I asked if I could try and find it. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get over it. She wasn’t sure where he was or what he was doing when he lost it.
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Total ring recoveries since joining “The Ring Finders” 128 total!
Ring count for 2026: 140 (32 – recoveries/1 – return)
GOLD – 35 (24 – recoveries/1 – return)
GOLD/METEOR – 1 (1-recovery)
GOLD/STAINLESS – 1 (recovery)
PLATNIUM – 7 (6-recoveries)
SILVER – 28
TUNGSTEN – 4 (1-recovery)
TITANIUM – 1
JUNK – 59
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“DIG IT ALL, SAVE SOME RINGS & BURY THE DRAMA!”
The call came in around 10:30 that morning.
John had lost something very special in his backyard — an engraved gold signet ring. He had been doing some landscaping when the ring disappeared, and despite searching, he just couldn’t find it.
When I arrived, John showed me the area where he thought he had lost it.
The area was a fairly steep beautiful back yard, terraced bank covered with grass and pine straw, with landscape lights, metal plant stakes, and plenty of other metal throughout the area. I knew right away I was going to be hearing all kinds of signals and would have to carefully work through each one.
I started at the lower end of the bank and began working my way through the area.
High tones.
Low tones.
Iron tones.
More metal.
There was a lot going on underneath that pine straw.
Before I started, I had asked John if he had a picture of the ring. Fortunately, he did. That turned out to be a big help because I had a pretty good idea of what I was looking for — and what kind of signal that gold signet ring might produce.
After about 20–30 minutes of searching, I got a signal that caught my attention.
It was a multi-tone signal, and it sounded like there were two pieces of metal sitting right next to each other.
That was enough to make me stop and investigate.
I started digging…
Pulled back the pine straw…
And there it was.
BINGO! 🎯
One large men’s engraved gold signet ring!
After working through all those signals and fighting through the terrain, that moment when the ring finally appears is what makes these recoveries so rewarding.
Most importantly, John got his ring back.
Another lost ring found.
Another happy owner.
