Lost Gold wedding Ring Found in Chicago
Received a call saying she lost her gold wedding ring along the driveway.
Turned out to be a quick pretty uneventful search.
Took about 10 minutes. Lovely couple and plenty of Hugs all around!!
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Lost Gold Wedding Band Thanks to Lawn Work – Recovered
On October 28, 2025 I was contacted by David, who stated he had lost his wedding band in his back yard and asked if I was about to try to locate his ring. David provided me the details of the ring, time frame, etc.
Today, November 3, 2025 I met David at his house, he oriented me to the property then the hunt was on.
The yard was remarkably clean of metal junk, and the grass was short. After 40 or so targets, BAM! There it was. About 20 feet from the area he believed it to have been lost.
I snapped a photo, then returned the ring to David and his expression was priceless. Then to hear him exclaim « He found it!! » And the excitement from his family… it makes this worthwhile.
David’s Ring Recovery, November 3, 2025.
Wedding Ring Recovered in Raleigh
I got text from Steven, a nice gentleman who lives only about two miles from my house. He and his wife had been moving firewood from the front of their house (where the logs had been dumped) to a shed area in the back yard and sometime during this activity, she lost her wedding ring. We made arrangements to meet at their house so I could find her ring. They showed me the area where the firewood had been and where it was stacked now. Seemed simple enough to search just that area, since that was the area where they’d been working.
While I was searching, Steven and I had been chatting about our common interest – history. After maybe 45 minutes with no luck, Steven invited me to see his workshop. Turns out that Steven collects antique tools and wanted to show me. While we were there, I had a thought and asked if he or his wife had checked the gloves she was wearing. He said they both had checked, but I asked if checking one more time would be ok. He agreed and with my handheld detector, found that the ring was still in the finger slot of one of the gloves. We were all surprised, but it’s always a good feeling to recover something that means a great deal to someone. Another happy ending!
Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”
I received a call regarding a lost gold ring that had gone missing somewhere in the backyard. While completing several tasks throughout her day, the client realized the ring had slipped out of her pocket. After searching the area with no success, she reached out for assistance. I was able to schedule a service visit and begin searching the yard — and soon, the ring was found. She was very happy to have it safely returned to her.
Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”
Lost Gold Woman’s Name Ring in Granville, OH. “FOUND”
Lost Gold Wedding Band Found In Lake Bluff Illinois
QUICK RECOVERY IN LAKE BLUFF, ILLINOIS
Received a call from Lake Bluff, Illinois.
Lost his gold wedding band while weed whacking in his yard. Ring fell off his finger and hit the tool which threw it.
He rented a metal detector on Amazon but dd not have any success.
Took about 5 minutes.
Wedding Band Lost, Recovered and Returned in Philadelphia, PA!!!
Mike found me in The Ring Finder directory and shot me a text message. Earlier in the day he was in the basement of a house on a job site in Philadelphia when he lost his wedding band. He was pretty sure he lost it went he took a fall while cleaning up and inspecting the basement of the 1800s old house. Most times I would say no to indoor jobs…metal detectors usually don’t do well inside houses. But Mike said it was mostly dirt down there where he was working…so I figured I would give it a shot. I brought my trusty Minelab Equinox 800 with a 6 inch coil for the job…I also brought a similar tungsten ring to the one that was lost. When i got there the first thing I did was calibrate my detector to pick up just the tungsten ring…then I adjusted the sensitivity and frequency so it was stable in the dirt basement. My machine had no problem picking up the ring I brought with me while in the basement. I knew if I went over it on the floor of the basement i was not going to miss it! 10 minutes into the search I got the signal I was hoping for…it was coming from a dirt pile on one side…with my ponpointer I located the signal within the pile…grabbed a fistful dirt…opened my palm…and there it was!!! Ring recovered and returned! Mike was surprised and extremely happy!
Lost White Gold Man’s Wedding Ring in Hebron, OH. “FOUND”
Received a message about a lost men’s white gold wedding ring that had been accidentally thrown into a yard. After an extensive but unsuccessful search by the owner, I was called in to help. I conducted a thorough search of the area and eventually found the ring hidden in the grass. The owner was incredibly happy and relieved to have it back.
Lost White Gold Man’s Wedding Ring in Hebron, OH. “FOUND”
Lost White Gold Man’s Wedding Ring in Hebron, OH. “FOUND”
Wedding Ring Lost in Front Yard-Found
James contacted me and told me that his wife had lost her ring in the front yard. It was yellow gold with a solitaire. He said it had been lost for around two months and they had rented a metal detector with no luck. When I got there I asked all of the usual questions that I always do. She said they had been arguing and she threw the ring across the front yard, and where she had been standing. This is always a great help, because it gives me a better idea where to look. I started my grid search in the likely area, and had made two passes across the yard. About one forth of the way back across the yard on the third pass, I got a solid 19 on my Manticore. It was the ring, but after two months it was already completely covered and not visible. The actual search time was less that fifteen minutes.
Franklinville NJ Wedding Band Found by John Favano Ring Finders South Jersey
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Nothing puts a damper on a fun weekend like losing something valuable—especially something that can’t be replaced.
John had been camping with family and friends on a quiet farm in Franklinville, NJ. It was the kind of weekend you remember—good food, great people, and time away from the noise. But at some point during the night, while playing around, John’s gold wedding band flew from his finger and disappeared into the grass.
He searched the area with help from his friends, but no luck. Later that night, around 4 a.m., I got a text about the lost ring. We spoke early the next morning, and I agreed to meet him at the site.
Using my metal detector, I mapped out a grid to begin the search. At first, nothing. Just scrap metal and typical ground junk. After about 25 minutes of expanding the grid and scanning deeper into the surrounding area—finally, the signal I was hoping for.
I dug carefully, and out came a beautiful gold ring.
John was thrilled—and deeply emotional. This ring wasn’t just a wedding band. It had once belonged to his father, who had recently passed. Getting it back meant the world to him.
Helping someone recover a part of their history and heart—that’s why I love doing this.
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Timely Metal-Detecting Recovery of 2-Week-Old Wedding Ring, Bristol Beach, Falmouth, Massachusetts
27 September 2025. Ryan’s bright new wedding ring disappeared into the Bristol Beach sand on this warm sunny day. Ryan was manipulating a beach chair when his hand was pinched, and his natural reaction was to violently shake his left hand. Unfortunately that propelled his ring off his finger and sent it flying somewhere into the soft sand.
Not knowing where the ring might have ended up, it would have been fruitless to try randomly sifting through the sand, so Ryan’s bride Alyssa searched online for help. She found my RingFinder detecting service on the Fabulous Falmouth Facebook page and Ryan gave me a call. I was happy to take a break from yard work and I arrived at the beach in about 20 minutes to do a search.
It didn’t take long. I asked them to move their beach chairs and other gear away from the search area so I wouldn’t be hindered by stray metal signals, and within a short time I picked up that sweet signal I was looking for and had Ryan’s ring in my scoop. It was close to where a chair had been and had not gone far when it flew off Ryan’s hand. Fortunate!
Congratulations to Ryan and Alyssa on their marriage. I’m happy to know that I was able to help them start off on a positive note. It’s a good omen for the future!
Ryan’s shiny new wedding ring.
Happy newlyweds!