While snow shoeing, he took a tumble and his ring vanished. It wasn’t until he was home that he realized it was gone. A lot of questions and detective work, narrowed it down completely. Watch the video for the results
She was the passenger in the car and dropped her ring. She looked three times and still no luck. Using an endoscope, I was able to look into the seat rails and sure enough, there it was tucked away and out of sight. Watch the video to see the end results.
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The day prior, Carl had been clearing snow in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, when his treasured diamond and gold chain, with a pendant, vanished into the snowy expanse. The following morning, Carl reached out to me with a phone call. Upon my arrival, I asked for additional details and set out with my metal detector to start the search. Buried under the thick blanket of snow, I detected a signal—it was the missing chain! Shortly after, the pendant was also uncovered.
It was a happy ending on a snow-covered day in Mullica Hill, NJ.
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I got a call from a woman in Chapel Hill about a lost ring. Nothing surprising there — that’s why we’re here! It took three days of trading texts and leaving voicemails before we were actually able to speak person-to-person. Turns out the wife was gardening and lost both her engagement and wedding rings at some point during her work out in the yard. I drove to the house and the husband explained the situation. After they realized the rings were gone, they rented a metal detector and had a run at trying to locate the rings…without success. He then showed me where she’d been working that day — multiple areas in the front yard, side yard, and back yard, plus some piles of weeds and other plant debris — a sizable amount of ground to cover. I decided to start in the backyard first and scanned the « gardened » areas first, then added in some of the surrounding area to be sure I didn’t miss it. At this point the husband mentioned that she had also thrown some of the pulled weeds over the fence (not into the neighbor’s yard, but onto a little additional strip of their property…), so I decided to check that debris as well. The rings were both in the debris and about 3 feet apart. Apparently when she threw the handfuls of weeds over the fence, her rings had come off and followed the weeds. The wife wasn’t at the house when I found the rings so I couldn’t get a picture of them back on her fingers, but the husband was VERY happy that she was going to get her rings back where they belonged.
Fast forward a month and I get a call from the woman who had lost the rings while gardening, and she’d lost them again. Same scenario: lost the rings while gardening, lost both rings, didn’t know if in the front yard or the back, etc. She showed me the several spots where she’d been working and again, I decided to start in the back yard. I was able to locate both rings again – not over the fence this time – and returned them to her. The first two pics were from the first recovery and the next three were from the second recovery.
Back on November 12th 2023 a lady called me and said her niece had lost a very sentimental family heirloom gold ring in a patch of ivy while visiting from California for a wedding.
The niece had already left to go back to California. She was so heartbroken she had lost the ring. It was about a two hour drive, but I jumped in the truck and made my way out to try and find it. By the time I got there it was going to be dark in about an hour.
In just a few mins I had found the ring in the ivy and was able to return it to the aunt.
Fast forward three months later and I finally get a picture of the niece with her lost ring back on her finger again!
This gold ring was 1 of my 360 total rings I found in 2023!
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Dennis reunited with his wedding band
I received a call from Dennis on Thursday February 1, 2024. He was working in his garden and lost his wedding band. I scheduled with him to come out on Monday to do a search of his two garden areas where he was working. I came out on Monday and started my search of the first area. I had no luck in the first search area. I moved to the second area and began my search, I had pretty much covered the area that he was sure he was working at, and it was looking like it wasn’t in that area when I got a really good signal. Looked down and there it was. He couldn’t believe it, the look in his face was priceless. I glad I made your day Dennis!!! Thank you for the reward!!!
If you lost a ring in the water, in the sand or in the backyard, call me, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a metal detecting service and can quickly come out and find your lost item. In these photos above the young lady lost an expensive Hermes gold ring. It was just given to her and did not fit well. The waves were rough this day and one knocked the ring right off her finger. Once a ring comes off your finger in the water and falls down to your feet, it quickly buries itself with the motion of the waves and is out of sight in seconds. The best thing you can do it mark a spot on dry sand and try to remember how far out you were. That way when I get there I can easily find it for you, as I did here.
If you’re on vacation and recently lost something and need a metal detecting professional to come out and find it, give me a call (Louis 305-608-1870). This necklace was lost while while laying on the beach in Miami Beach. It was placed on a towel and then disappeared. After looking for it for a while the lifeguard noticed and came over and gave them my number. I was able to get their pretty quick and find her lost necklace with ease. If you want your lost item found, whether its in the water at the beach, sand, or backyard, give me a call. Please check out my other successful posts.
If you’ve recently lost something and need a metal detecting professional to come out and find it, give me a call (Louis 305-608-1870). This ring was lost while playing volleyball in Miami Beach. After searching for a while they found the TheRingfinders.com website and gave me a call. I’m only a few minutes from the beach so I was able to get their pretty quick and find her lost platinum wedding band. If you want your lost item found, whether its in the water at the beach, sand, or backyard, give me a call. Please check out my other successful posts.
