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Gold Ring Found in Baby Stroller after Searching Sand, Aliso Beach,CA.

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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    ***Manual and his family were at Aliso Beach which is part of Orange County , CA. Park system. . He gave his gold ring to his girlfriend for safekeeping while he went for a swim.  She put it on her finger. A couple hours later as they were picking up to go home, the ring was not on her finger. Everybody in the group unsuccessfully searched the sand. I was called to help.
    The ring had to be there as they had not left the area. They called me and met them at  Aliso Beach. After gridding the area for an hour, I ask them to re-check all the items in their campsite, because the ring was not in the sand.. Boom!! the ring showed up in the baby stroller.. Another example that searching for a lost item is a process of elimination. I could feel confident that the ring wasn’t in the sand before suggesting they recheck containers, etc. in their campsite… This time I was still at the site when the ring was located.
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Ventnor NJ Wedding Ring Found by John Favano Ring Finders South Jersey

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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A family enjoyed a warm day on the Ventnor NJ beach.
While applying sunscreen, she realized her rings were missing.
They searched the sand but found nothing.
Panic started to grow as the minutes passed.
A couple nearby suggested calling Ring Finders South Jersey.
I arrived quickly and began scanning the area.
My metal detector picked up a promising signal.
After a few sweeps, all three rings were recovered.
The family felt huge relief and joy.
Another happy ending on the Ventnor NJ shore.

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Gold Wedding Ring found in Long Beach Backyard

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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Paul was doing some gardening in his Long Beach backyard when his ring vanished into a large bush.

When I arrived he showed the rather large bush so I used my detector to sweep the periphery of the bush and didn’t get any signals, so I used my pin-pointer to get inside and underneath but still there was no signal.

I decided to check the succulents in the front border area and that is where I found Paul’s ring.

-Surf City Ring Finder

 

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Gold Wedding Ring Dropped in Sand at Huntington Beach .. Disappearing Immediately .. Found by Using Metal Detector

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)
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Call an experienced metal detectorist to help find jewelry hiding in beach sand or a grass yard. Stan the Metal Detector Man … Mobile Detecting Service.. Call or Text.. 949-500-2136

 

*** Chris and Deserea went to Huntington City Beach for a relaxing day at the beach. The first 15 minutes as they were setting up their beach blanket and umbrella Chris brushed some sand off his pants and his gold wedding band went flying off his finger disappearing into the soft dry sand.

He didn’t waste time trying to find it as this has happened to him in the past.. Finding small metal items in the sand can be an ordeal and heavy metals can slip through your fingers dropping deeper every time you miss it.. Chris did the right thing by not wasting time trying to find the needle in the haystack.
He called me and I was at his location after driving 7 miles. Shortly after turning on my detector, His ring was found and returned to him. He and Deserea could enjoy the rest of the day on the beach. Not worrying about whether or not the ring was lost forever. There is experienced metal detectorist that have many years of using a metal detector in many different conditions that can be found on line by doing a google search .

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How to find lost rings in the grass with a metal detector, Ocala Florida!

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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This search and recovery came to me as a result of a family dispute. Sometimes rings, phones, key fobs and other items are deliberately thrown and most often we are called to come out and try to help locate these thrown items for either the one who threw them or for someone else who has a vested interest…say like a husband or wife, or a boyfriend or…I think you get the idea!

Andi called me and explained that she needed help finding her engagement and wedding rings somewhere in their yard. Apparently she had gone out and rented a metal detector and tried using it for an hour or two and ended up digging a bunch of holes plus her husband had spent 3 hours searching the yard as well and …Nothing! When I arrived the next day I got my Deus 2 metal detector and started doing my usual overlapping grid search of the area where Andi said she threw her rings. There were holes here and there and pull tabs and bits of aluminum scattered every where. Experience has taught me that most often items originally are thrown harder, further and with more intensity than one might think. And this proved true in Andi’s situation. At least 45 feet out I got a good repeatable signal reading « 49 » and then about two feet away another similar signal! I called Andi out and as I showed her what I found she just buried her face in her hands and quietly wept. The relief and consolation and comfort overwhelmed her heart and it was a thrill to see.

Have you lost something and need a ring finders help? Call or text a ring finder near you…or call or text me at 321-363-6029 and let’s talk!

Mike McInroe…Florida ring finder at your service

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How to find a lost ring in the grass, Orlando Florida, recovered by Mike McInroe, Florida Ring Finder

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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Contact me for all your metal detecting and recovery needs. Mike McInroe…Central Florida Ring Finder at 321-363-6029! On land, in the water, the grass, sand, in cars, in homes…rings, keys, chains, phones, property markers, etc.

Kala called me to see if I could help her find her husbands lost wedding ring in their back yard. I always ask the usual questions like, « When did this happen? and « How did it end up in the yard and what actions were involved?, etc. She said her husband had tried to throw one half of a small spoiled watermelon from their back porch and into the small lake behind their apartment for the turtles to eat…but as he threw the melon he felt his wedding ring go flying out into the darkness as well. He immediately got his flashlight and started searching through the grass, but after 3 hours he gave up and went to his computer to order a metal detector. The next day he got his metal detector and tried searching the yard but being unfamiliar with how to properly operate the machine he ended up getting more frustrated. He then entered « Metal Detecting Service Orlando » on his phone and up popped one of my recent recoveries on theringfinders.com website. I arrived early the next day and Gabriel showed me exactly what happened. So I began my grid search down at the edge of the lake and within minutes I got the perfect signal. Gabriel was over whelmed and explained just how sentimental his wedding ring is to him and how thankful he was to have it back on his finger. How I thank God for allowing me to be a blessing to Gabriel and his dear wife. So…how can I help you? Call or text me at 321-363-6029 and let’s talk.

Mike McInroe…proud member of theringfinders.com

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Gold Pendant found in Belmont Shore with metal detector

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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I got a call to see if I could help find a gold pendant in Belmont Shore Monday evening. I showed up and was greeted by a couple guys, one being Jeremy whose pendant it was. Apparently they were wrestling on the sand which caused the chain to break.
I started gridding the area and after about 10 minutes I found his pendant.

-Surf City Ring Finder

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Lost gold ring in water, Withlacoochee River, Hernando County Florida…found by Florida Ring Finder!

  • from Sanford (Florida, United States)
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Bennie and his friends were enjoying the day along the Withlacoochee River swimming and taking turns swinging on a rope over the water. As Bennie let go of the rope he felt his gold ring come off of his finger and a sick feeling came over him. This was a very special ring given to him by his father 5 years ago and he has treasured it ever since. And now it had fallen into the depths of the silty river bottom! He and his friends tried diving down and feeling with their hands but the 8 foot depth and uneven bottom was more of a challenge than they could endure. Bennie called his mother and told her what happened and she went online and found Mr. Steve Thomas who is one of the Ring Finders in the West Florida area but unfortunately he only does shallow water and land searches so he recommended they call me to see if I could help them. After hearing their story I decided to meet them at the sight the following day. It was a 2 hour drive but we finally arrived and began setting up my PVC grid, my BLU3 Nemo dive system, mask, wet suit and fins. Bennie was very sure of where he and his ring fell into the water so down I went and began searching along my PVC grid that was setting on the bottom. The first 2 signals were deeper in the sand so I left them and the 3rd signal was louder on my hand held Pulse Dive unit and there sitting on top of the sandy bottom was Bennie’s lost gold ring! I really wanted to continue searching for other targets as the rope swing area was a favorite for the locals but I had noticed just before my entering the water that there was a group of people just waiting for me to finish up so they could enjoy jumping off of the tree and swinging on the rope…so I slowly ascended with Bennie’s gold ring tucked safely in my finds pouch. Bennie was intently watching me as I swam up to shore and as I smiled and gestured with a thumbs up…he began grinning from ear to ear! What a thrill it is to be able to conduct a search, find the lost item and then to return it to someone that is hurting and feeling a great heaviness and loss! And then to experience seeing them transform to happiness and joy and see more tears…only these are tears of sheer relief and thankfulness!

I always pray and ask God to help me be a blessing to each person that calls me for my assistance. How can I help you today? Call or text me ASAP and let’s talk! 321-363-6029

Mike McInroe…blessed to be a member of theringfinders.com

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Ocean City NJ Lost Engagement Ring and Wedding Band Found by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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LOST A RING IN OCEAN CITY, NJ?

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Debbie and her son Michael were spending the day in Ocean City, NJ, enjoying the beach and a game of catch with a football. Debbie’s engagement ring and wedding band flew off her finger and disappeared into the waist-deep ocean water.

 

Panicked, Debbie immediately called her husband who was at home. He quickly found Ring Finders South Jersey and gave me a call. I gathered some additional details about what had happened and arrived at the beach within 30 minutes. Debbie and her son provided more information about where the rings were lost, and with that, I began my search.

 

After digging a few targets and searching about 30 minutes down the beach in the waist-deep water, I got one strong signal, then another. And then, to everyone’s relief, both of Debbie’s lost rings were found! Debbie and Michael were overjoyed – they are celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary, and this made their day in Ocean City, NJ truly unforgettable!

 

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Lost Class Ring In Avalon NJ Found by Ring Finders South Jersey John Favano

  • from North Wildwood (New Jersey, United States)
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Lost A Ring in Avalon, NJ?

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Avery was soaking up the sun on the beach in Avalon, NJ, when it was time to leave. In the chaos of packing up, she left her chair with her friend. Little did she know, her treasured class ring had slipped out of the cup holder and fallen onto the sand. When her friends departed, they inadvertently took the chair, leaving the ring behind. Avery reached out to me for help. We met on the beach, and she gave me an idea of where they had been sitting. I began a methodical grid search of the first area, but found no targets. I moved on to the second possible area. Suddenly, my metal detector let out a great signal! Digging down, I was thrilled to see the glint of Avery’s ring in the sand. It was a great day in Avalon, NJ.

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