I got got a call from a woman who lost a ring in a condominium on the beach. It was a very complicated search involved multiple levels of grass, parking lots, bushes and flower beds. But I succeeded on the second day.
I was out detecting Jacksonville Beach yesterday. I wasn’t getting a lot of good signals, mostly pull tabs. After about an hour of detecting, I had a crazy erratic high signal, the numbers were all over the place. I put my scoop in the sand and out of the sand about 6 inches deep was an iphone. It was not in a waterproof case and sure enough it would not turn on. Bummer, as I was hoping to locate the owner.
After a couple more hours of detecting, I was approach by a gentleman. He came over and asked if I could help him locate his phone. He had dropped it in about waist deep water. I asked him if it was in a waterproof case and he said it was. I told him I would be right back to help look. I took my pouch and my keys to the lifeguard down the beach, I was not prepared to get waist deep and didn’t want to loose my valuables in the water. I went back and asked him a few questions about where he was standing. The tide had turned about 45 minutes earlier and was coming in fast. I walked out to were the waves were crashing the shore, about waist deep. He and a couple of other people had already been looking. I wasn’t sure if I would find it because the waves were pretty rough. I got in the water and walked up the beach about 30 yards and made my turn to come back. About half way back, I got the same signal I had gotten with the other phone. I knew I had it under the coil. I call him over and told him to reach under the coil and get his phone. I couldn’t reach down, I didn’t have my waterproof headset on and I knew the waves would cover my head if I reached down. He reached down and right as he was grabbing his phone, a wave knocked him over. When he came up, he was smiling for ear to ear. He had his phone in his hand. Thank goodness it was still working
This is why I love this hobby.
I am trying to dry out the other cell phone and I still hope to return it to it’s owner soon.
Theresa emailed me last evening requesting my services to find her husband’s wedding band which he had lost while playing baseball at the park.
Her husband Everett called me this morning and explained that he had lost the ring at the ball diamond and had spent a considerable amount of time looking for the ring with no luck so I agreed to meet him at the park within 45 minutes.
When I arrived Everett and Theresa were busy looking for the ring. While setting up my equipment I gave Everett some marker flags and told him to place the flags where he thought the ring could possibly be. Everett did a fantastic job in marking the field and it was a huge area to cover.
After about 1/2 hour I heard Theresa shout out « I found it » and I looked up and there she was about 30 feet outside the marked area where Everett had placed the flags. Just goes to show you never know where a ring can end up! Fantastic job Theresa in finding Everett’s ring.
Summer is warming up and more calls are coming in…This call was from a young man who said that his friend lost a large gold ring while throwing a foot ball. These searches are usually 100% successful because they know that the ring came off while throwing the ball.
I told them to relax and I will find the ring, it was almost a 1 1/2 hour drive to get there, so I hit the road right away.
When I arrived and met the party I was introduced to the young man who lost what I found out was his wedding band, it was a huge one by the sounds of it. As I was getting ready to do the search and after asking my typical questions, I noticed there was a lot of eyes on me! I knew the pressure was on! But not to worry as I also knew it was a matter of time before I find the ring. I knew I would find it as sand eats up gold, but the gold can’t hide from me and my detector!
30 seconds into the search I received a great signal on my detector and BINGO! I had his huge gold ring in my scoop. I loved the reaction of everyone on the beach as they cheered for the young man!
As always… I love the Smiles!
I love my job! If you lost your ring or know someone who could use our help please share our website… www.TheRingFinders.com
Chris Turner 778-838-3463
Watch video of the search…
In a heart-wrenching moment, Heather’s precious wedding ring slipped from her finger and disappeared into the swirling surf at Marina Park Beach in Ventura. With the ocean’s waves threatening to swallow her symbol of love, Heather reached out for help, setting the stage for a dramatic tale of loss and redemption.
As dawn broke on a new day, I received an urgent text from Heather, recounting the harrowing events of the previous day. Determined to reunite Heather with her cherished ring, I sprang into action, racing against time and tide to scour the sandy shores for any sign of the lost treasure.
By 6:50 am, I had arrived at Marina Park Beach, armed with my trusty Minelab Equinox and a sense of determination. Guided by Heather’s instructions, I ventured into the waist-deep surf, my metal detector poised for action. With each sweep of the sand, my heart raced, knowing that every moment counted in our quest to retrieve the lost ring.
Despite the challenges posed by the high tide and the vast expanse of the beach, I pressed on, methodically gridding the area in search of the elusive ring. Targets were scarce, but I refused to be deterred, expanding my search grid in pursuit of Heather’s precious keepsake.
Then, just as hope threatened to wane, my metal detector emitted a promising signal—a solid 8 on the scale. With adrenaline coursing through my veins, I dug deep into the sand, my fingers trembling with anticipation. And there it was, gleaming in the morning light—the embodiment of Heather’s enduring love and commitment.
Heather’s swift action in reaching out to me proved instrumental in our successful ring recovery mission. Time is of the essence in such situations, and I am always available to answer calls and texts, no matter the hour. If you find yourself in a similar predicament, don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance.
For professional metal detection services and expert ring recovery, contact me at 805-290-5009 or visit www.venturacountyringfinders.com. Together, we can turn moments of despair into stories of triumph and reunite you with your lost treasures.
Imagine the sinking feeling of watching your precious wedding ring slip from your finger and vanish into the sandy expanse of the beach. That’s the nightmare scenario Sara found herself in one afternoon while enjoying a day out with her family. But as fate would have it, help was on the way in the form of professional metal detector expertise.
Upon receiving Sara’s distress call, I wasted no time in springing into action. Armed with my trusty Minelab Equinox, I assured Sara that her beloved platinum ring would soon be back where it belonged. Time was of the essence, but I was confident in my ability to navigate the sandy terrain and locate the lost treasure.
Arriving at the beach, I wasted no time in getting to work. With each sweep of my metal detector, I honed in on the signal that would lead me to Sara’s ring. It didn’t take long for my expertise to pay off, as within a matter of minutes, the distinctive tone of success rang out, signaling the discovery of the missing ring.
With a sense of relief and gratitude, Sara watched as I unearthed her cherished wedding band from its sandy hiding place. In moments, the ring was back where it belonged—on Sara’s finger, a symbol of enduring love and precious memories.
If you ever find yourself in a similar predicament, don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance. With professional metal detection services and expert ring recovery, I’m here to help you reclaim your lost treasures. Call or text at 805-290-5009 anytime, and let’s ensure your precious memories remain intact. For more information, visit www.venturacountyringfinders.com.
I received an email about a lost gold ring in a lake. The ring is the family heirloom that has been passed down for generations. After getting the details, we setup a day and time to perform the ring search. The ring was lost in about 2 to 4 feet of cloudy lake water, which was unable to see anything. So with the trusty water metal detector, sand scoop and continuing searching, the ring was found! She was overly in joy that the ring was found. Now she can keep the tradition of passing the ring on to the next generation. I was able to bless her in prayer.
Her testimonial is posted below…
Lost Gold Woman’s Ring at a lake in Ohio. “FOUND”
Lost Gold Woman’s Ring at a lake in Ohio. “FOUND”
Lost Gold Woman’s Ring at a lake in Ohio. “FOUND”
Her Testimonial:
I do believe and I believe in miracles! So blessed to have had to opportunity to witness one!
On July 5th I had visited the beach and lost my gold ring in the water while catching a football. In a split second I knew the ring had slipped off my finger and I was so devastated. I spent nearly 2 hours waist deep in murky water trying to feel my foot on the seabed for a ring but no luck. People were kicking up sand and boats nearby were causing waves to pull in and out to shore.
Heartbroken I left with no hope of finding the ring. After a long prayer and a few Facebook posts later I turned to the internet and found Jon in the OH area with multitudinous ringfinders testimonies and I immediately emailed him. After an immediate response we decided to schedule the search Sunday and meet up.
The day before the search there were numerous people in the area and a storm causing the water to rise and I was so afraid the ring would’ve moved from the area that I was in. The day of the search it took Jon no longer than 45 minutes to locate my ring in the swelled waters with his underwater equipment and I was FILLED with joy and relief! It was embedded deep underneath the sand and I would have never found it on my own.
This was a ring engraved with the initials of my boyfriend and his father, which had been passed down and was a promise ring to me which I’ve had worn everyday for 2 years. It meant the world to me and I was so heartbroken to have lost it.
I am so immensely grateful for Jon and his hard work to search and find my ring. My prayer to God had been answered and He sent Jon and his wonderful father in law for that search. He prayed over me and I am forever grateful for their service!
God bless,
Shelby
I received a call from a young lady the other day asking if I could help her find a lost ring that was a gift from her mom & dad and daughter, many years ago. After asking a few questions I came to realize she wasn’t a hundred percent sure it was lost where she thought it was…in the garden.
To her it made sense because she put the rings on just before she went out for lunch then at the last second she jumped in the garden to do a few things, she didn’t realize until later she was missing one ring. After searching the car and then searching her house she thought of renting a metal detector and that’s when she found TheRingFinders.
Why rent a metal detector when you can hire a metal detecting expert to come out and help you find your lost item…It will save you countless hours and ensure you that the ring is there or not there. I always wonder how many people have rented a metal detector and didn’t find their ring and just gave up? Its not as easy as we make it look, we know our detectors and importantly the environment we are searching and the questions that will help us get close to what we are looking for.
In this search I couldn’t use my metal detector because of the thick over growth of flowers & plants and the fact that there was wire hold the flowers up. OK bring out the handheld pin pointer and get on my hands and knees and start the slow search!
Not long after searching the first area, Bingo! I was lucky to find her beautiful ring in the second location!
I love my job! Did you know there is a global directory called TheRingFinders.com with over 430 members helping people find what they thought was lost forever…We find Smiles!
Watch video of search below…Need help in Vancouver & the Lower Mainland call Chris Turner 778-838-3463
Last night was definitely a first for me. I got a call at 8:45 from Kerem telling me that his wife Kara had lost her ring on Pensacola Beach earlier in the afternoon. They are over here from Texas celebrating the week of Independence Day and this was definitely throwing a kink in the festivities. I started asking a few questions and quickly realized that this was not one ring but three separate rings and all they knew was they had been lost somewhere between the parking lot and the water. 😳I almost bowed out but I’m sentimental about wedding rings and when Kerem also explained that one of the rings was a silver and diamond band from Kara’s grandmother, I knew I had to go. An hour later I was at the beach meeting my new friends and listening as they excitedly tried to tell me where to start. I suggested that they let me ask them a few questions and moments later Kerem and I were headed down towards the water while Kara promised to follow after a quick phone call home. Kerem had marked where they had been sitting and based on our talk, I thought that would be the best place to start. When I got to the mark I could see all the digging marks where they had been trying to find them earlier and I started to do a spiral pattern. I didn’t go five feet before I had a strong gold signal in my headphones and scooped up a small solid gold band. Kerem had turned to look at something else and didn’t see me do it in the dark so I got his attention and said, “is it ok to start with this one?” and I opened up my hand to show him the ring. Kerem absolutely freaked out and yelled “You just found my wife’s wedding band!” He literally picked me up hugging me. 😄 I quickly got back to it and didn’t even get a full swing in before I got the next signal. Kerem dropped down to his knees to watch as I unearthed a gorgeous diamond engagement ring. All that was left was the silver ring that belonged to Kara’s grandmother. I only had to make a few more passes and about 3 feet away I got another tone. In less than about 3 minutes a very happy Kerem and I were headed back to the parking lot with all 3 rings in my hand. When we got back to Kara we had a little fun with her saying we didn’t want to get started without her and she hurriedly started towards the beach. When I told her that I would save her the walk and opened my hand, the tears and the hugs started immediately. Kara put the rings on and when I told her that I still needed a picture, she took them off and immediately dropped one in the parking lot. I told them both to freeze so they wouldn’t step on it and got down on my knees with my light. I saw the little gold band underneath the car and handed it back to her. She exclaimed that she was still missing one and Kerem told her that she had all three. She quickly told us both that she had lost four and not three rings and Kerem had told me wrong. To make matters worse, it was still the Grandmother’s silver ring that was still missing and Kara promptly burst into tears again. I reassured her that I could find the spot on the beach again and we double-timed it back down to the beach. Luckily once we found the spot, it only took about another minute and I was able to hear a high tone indicating silver. I reached down and sifted through the sand and pulled out a beautiful little ring. In the light of my headlamp I could clearly see the 925 stamp for silver and Kerem and I were able to give back the fourth and final ring to Kara. Even though the actual search time wasn’t that long, I’ve never experienced the emotional roller coaster that this hunt was and I have certainly never found four different rings for someone in a night before. Kara and Kerem, y’all are awesome people and I’m so glad you gave me a call to come help. Keep those rings where they belong. 😃💍
I got a call from a distressed woman saying that she had lost her diamond and gold wedding band and requested my help. She explained that the waves hit her and knocked her down. And in the process her ring came off. She also explained that she had to leave the following morning at 0600. So I tried to get as much information as possible. but was unsuccessful on day one and two but day 3 and talking with her for 1/2 hour or so I was finally successful.
Diamond and gold Wedding band lost at Fort Lauderdale beach , Florida… found..
