Playing with his dog, he lost his very heavy platinum ring in the yard.
While searching for it he must of accidentally stepped on it because when I hit it
all I could see was the edge of the ring, totally flat in the ground.
Turned out to be a fairly easy search taking about a half an hour.
Got a call from a young lady saying her husband was playing with his wedding ring while driving and it dropped between the seats and disappeared. Both searched for the ring for two days with no luck. In a last ditch effort they turned to the mighty internet in hopes of finding someone with experience who finds lost rings. And, they found us, The Ring Finders. We drove to Ft Worth, TX and met with the owner of the ring and got a description of what happened. We used our specialized camera to search the nooks and crannies that was not available to the naked eye and spotted his wedding band. Our happiness of returning the ring to him almost matched his happiness of having it back in his possession and on his finger.
Anther great find for The Ring Finders.
We got a call from a young man who said he was playing Football with a friend, just passing the ball around. When they finished playing he realized his coveted Aggie Ring was gone.
He jumped on the Internet and found « The Ring Finders » and gave us a call. We responded immediately and boy was it hot, over 100 degrees. Ellen and I covered the entire football field and on my next to last pass I saw His Aggie Ring sparkling in the dirt and grass, no detector needed on this one.
I let Ellen know I found it and we went walking towards the young man. As we got closer I told him we needed to get some water and ask him to hold this and I handed him his Aggie Ring. I wish you all could have seen his face, it was priceless. So much fun, I love what we get to do to help people in their time of panic.
We got a call from a gentleman who said his wife had placed her hearing aids on top of her phone and walked out the front door to open the gate. Somewhere along the way across the yard the Hearing Aids fell into the deep St Augustine grass. She and her husband searched and searched even buying a magnetic bar on wheels to try and find the Hearing Aids. After 3 days of searching and panic began to set in. These were new Hearing Aids and not insured.
The husband began to search the internet and found « The Ring Finders » and called us. Luckily we were on our way back into the Dallas area and were able to reroute to the Gaston Street area downtown. The hearing aids were so small out Garrett ATPRO’S bearly picked up a signal. I had to get on hand and knees and use our Pinpointers to find them. It took a while but we had success, the Hearing Aids had fallen just inside the flower beds and they were brown in color so very hard to see.
Another happy customer for the « Dallas Ring Finders ».
Quinn contacted Crystal Coast Ring finders just minutes after losing his grandfather’s wedding band. He later explained that he had worn the ring for a family member’s wedding, and upon returning to the beach, he went down to the water to pick up his son. As he lifted him, the ring slipped off and disappeared into the surf. After a few passes, I got a strong signal, and when I scooped up the sand, there it was—Quinn’s ring shining among the grains.
Years ago, when Quinn’s mother was still a child, his grandfather had to hide this very wedding band inside one of her toys before leaving Cuba. This ring carries an incredible history, and now its story can continue with even more cherished memories.
Received a call from a woman that lost her engagement ring at the LightHouse beach in Evanston, Il
She put the ring on a towel, well you know the rest of the story.
I did a grid line where she thought she lost it and found it on my very first scan, within about an inch inside the grid line.
She was one happy camper.
This is the best job in the world!!
I got a text from Jonathan, whose wife had dropped a ring over Labor Day weekend while standing in the water. Ironically, she was getting ready to go tubing and took her wedding and engagement rings off to hand them to someone in the boat for safekeeping. The engagement ring made it into the boat, but the wedding ring did not. Although the water was only about mid-thigh in depth, Falls Lake only has a foot or so of visibility even at its clearest, so spotting the ring visually was out of the question. Jonathan immediately dropped a pin on his phone to mark the spot and took pictures of the shoreline where they were. They felt around on the bottom to see if they could locate it, but the bottom was covered in sticks, leaves, mud, and small rocks, which made a « hand-search » all but impossible.
Jonathan contacted me and we made arrangements to ride over in his boat to the spot where the ring had been dropped. Although Falls Lake is relatively free of trash, it isn’t completely clean. After searching for more than an hour, I had three aluminum cans, three pull tabs, two bottle caps, a quarter, and a penny for my efforts. I felt like I had scoured the depth that Jonathan described pretty completely and decided to search a little shallower. At the new depth, I scooped up the ring in about 10 minutes. I thought Jonathan was amazed until he called his wife to tell her – she was over the moon! Definitely a happy ending to this story.
Received a call from a man in Glen Ellen, Illinois
Lost his 18k Gold wedding band in the yard.
He lost it one day prior to calling me to come out and yet it was at least
2 to 3″ in the ground. He would have never seen it, he must have stepped on it while searching.
Anyway, happy ending, thats all that counts!!
Jon’s family arrived for a few days vacation and spent the morning enjoying the beach, waves, and weather. Jon took off his necklace, which held his late grandfather’s wedding band, and placed it on his lap. It wasn’t until they returned to their room that Jon realized his necklace was missing. That evening, Jon’s wife made a social media post hoping for its return, but I felt she revealed too much information about its location. I came across her post, sent her a private message, and reached out to her after some detective work. We connected quickly, and I headed to North Topsail Beach. Despite doubts about finding the necklace after 12 hours, I met Jon, who described the events of the day before heading back to his room. I began my search, and after a few passes, my machine picked up a non-ferrous signal. Using my pinpointer, I located the target, scooped into the sand, and uncovered the gold chain, pulling it from its sandy hiding spot.
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