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

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

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*** 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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Bolsa Chica Beach Metal Detecting Service Finds Lost Hierloom Ring In Sand

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*** Brittany and her family were at Bolsa Chica State Beach. They set up a beach tent and enjoyed the day. That evening after returning home her husband, Joe realized his wedding ring was missing. It wasn’t just a normal wedding band. It was his wife’s grandfather’s ring an hierloom ring passed down for their marriages couple years ago.

Joe had no idea of when the ring went missing and he had been many places between the time they went to the beach. After searching the car and house Brittany  purchased a metal detector from Amazon. She felt that possibly the loss occurred when Joe was filling sand bags to anchor the beach tent.

She returned to Bolsa Chica beach to find the ring. Shortly after trying to learn how to use a metal detector at the beach, she called me for experienced metal detecting service. Because Brittany had remembered how to get me in the general location. The ring was recovered in a short methodical grid search using a state of the art professional metal detector.

Joe was especially relieved, he took a lot of heat for not paying attention as to when the ring came off.

Sometimes it’s hard to take on these searches where the person didn’t realize when the loss occurred.  I try to explain that searching is a process of elimination, if I do not find it, they can search other places. Most the time I can assure the persons the item is not where I have detected..  with a little explanation.

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Two Gold Pendants Lost, One Recovered .. Santa Monica Volleyball Tounament

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Elias called the Metal Detector Man to help him find his jewelry lost in the sand.. If you need help call or text 949-500-2136


*** Elias lost two pendants in the sand when his gold necklace broke some where near the volley ball court. He had been at a volleyball tournament most the day in Santa Monica, CA.

I was able to meet him an hour after he called me. He had errands to take care of so he left me in the zone of the loss which was probably 3 or 4 volleyball courts.

I spent two hours grid searching before finding the gold eye pendant. The other pendant never showed up..

He met me at 8pm to pick up the eye pendant. I was disappointed that I couldn’t the other pendant, but Elias was happy to have this one returned.

We can’t always find the lost items. We know we can give a professional search with the best equipment available.

I am available now to help you with any questions or start a search for your lost metallic item. “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “  … Have metal detector will travel. 

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Family Crest Signet Ring Lost at Santa Monica or Venice Beach California

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Conor called me for help. If you need advice or metal detecting service, call or text me.. Stan the metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136


***  I was asked to help Coner to find his lost gold family crest ring in the sand at a Santa Monica Beach. He is an avid rugby player and has weekly beach rugby  tournaments near home.

I met him on the beach in Santa Monica. He showed me an area that the ring could be. Coner said he normally puts his watch and ring in his shoe that are not worn while playing. After the game he only had the watch in the shoe. He believed it was possible that he didn’t remove his ring before playing the game. I searched the whole area and could not find the ring.

A week later Coner called, telling me that he was reviewing videos of a practice he did a few days before the tournament. The video showed the ring on his finger. It actually showed the ring missing after he had passed the rugby ball. The video actually showed a black spot in the air that could be the ring.

I agreed to meet Coner at Venice beach, a mile from the original location. He sent me the video clip which made me feel we had a chance to find his ring. At least we could grid search the area to prove it wasn’t there.

This turned out to be worth the two trips across town. The Gold Ring was still in the sand after lost for more than a week. This search was much shorter than the first search because the video had a lifeguard tower 30 or 40 ft. from where the ring came off. Landmarks and videos do help to make searches successful.

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Many Searches are unique. It’s important to ask the right questions when someone asks for help. Even though they are positive what and where the loss happened, they may not put you in the location of the loss.

First unsuccessful search was a mile from where the ring was eventually found a week later after Coner’s friend had reviewed the rugby practice video and he called me to get my opinion.

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Diamond Engagement Ring while Throwing Volleyball at T-Street Beach , San Clemente , CA.

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…Kayla  was enjoying a beach party at “T Street Beach”, San Clemente, CA. when she lost her diamond engagement ring in the sand. She was recently engaged and wanted  to show off her beautiful new ring to her friends.

Normally, she would not wear jewelry to the beach. This time was an exception because she would only be sitting on the beach, promising herself to be very careful with her new ring.

She was standing next to the refreshment table when someone unexpectedly tossed her a volleyball. She caught the ball and threw it back to the person. Her new engagement ring went flying off her finger into the sand.

After two hours with a dozen people trying to find the ring, she called me for help. I was on the beach after driving 20 miles a half hour before sunset. It did take awhile to find the ring, because it had landed in a place where there had been an old firepit, littered with nails and aluminum trash. One of the obstacles that interfere with metal detectors is trash metal. One reason to call an experienced metal detector professional. Also it does help to know the general area of the loss. Kayla did her part by marking the spot she was standing when her ring flew off her finger. I showed up in a promptly with the best metal detecting equipment to make this a successful recovery..  I love helping people like Kayla find their cherished sentimental jewelry.

I want to help you, available to give you advice or information on how to search for your lost item .. timing is important. Stan the Ringfinder .. 949-500-2136 .. I WILL TRY ANYWHERE.

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Texas Aggie Ring Recovered from Surf at a Los Angeles, South Bay Beach

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Rings lost in the surf can be found if you call a professional ringfinder. Call or text ASAP anytime 24/7 .. Stan The Metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2136 .. Your keepsake is not lost forever..

***Jason is here in Southern California with his family. His daughter is competing in a little league baseball competition. While waiting for the next game, they went to the beach. Jason went into the surf only waist deep when he got hit by a rouge wave. It happened so fast that he lost his  balance falling to his knees. When he stood up he knew right away his cherished  Texas A&M ring was not  on his finger.

He called me after somebody gave him my contact information. After discussing his situation, he told me he had a game to go join a couple hours. Even though it was high tide, I told him if he could stay in the location for an hour, I would not need him to complete a search. We met on the beach so he was able to show me the exact place the  loss happened. I knew it would probably be 3 to 4 hours for the tide to get low enough to find the ring. No problem, every search is different. I had the most important information for a successful search.

After 3 hours of grid searching the falling tide the ring was not showing.  it as getting dark and I had eliminated the whole lower low tide zone. i was preparing to tell myself it’s time to give up. I actually turned off my detector to begin the do the walk of shame. Then I saw an area where we had stood when Jason directed me to the spot he fell in the surf. BOOM ! the awesome gold  ring was there in the upper sand. when Jason got knocked down he arms swung around and his heavy gold ring (1 oz.)went 20 to 30 feet up toward  the top of the high tide mark. Another learning lesson for me. Jason does not know how close we came to calling thins “No Find”.

He met me the next evening  to pick up the awesome Aggie Gold Ring. we had  a  great reunion of Jason with his ring and he took the time to share a lot of the importance of the Aggie ring to it’s graduates. I consider it a privilege to recover and return these rings .” Gig Um “ That’s an Aggie ring greeting.

I am retired and live minutes from anywhere in Southern California .. Always available to use my experience searching with a metal detector to help you find your precious sentimental item. Call or text now  .. Stan the Metal Detector Man .. 949-500-2236 .. Don’t wait timing is important. “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”

 

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Lost Diamond Engagement Ring in Sand .. Found and Returned to Distraught Tourist at Huntington Beach, CA.

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Don’t waste time trying to rent or borough a metal detector, especially if you have never used  a metal detector. Time is important !! .. Call or text Stan the Metal Detector Man  .. 949=500-2136.. member of TheRingfinders..

 

I received a dimenime esperate call from Anissa, she had lost her diamond engagement ring in the sand at Hountington Beach, CA. .. I was able to meet her and her fiancé , Mike on the beach soon after the call.They were able to wait at the location , which is very helpful to make this a successful search.

They were doubtful that a metal detector could find such a small metal object, so I took a few minutes to explain how the newest metal detectors work..

Shortly after  the demonstration I was able to find the precious ring.. They were very happy and great to have the very sentimental ring returned before they caught a flight back to San Francisco later that night.

 

Don’t waste your time renting or buying a cheap metal detector. If you don’t have any experience operating one, it could be very frustrating. Let me come to you with the best equipment available and experience for recovering all types of sentimental keepsakes. Stan the Metal Detector Man.. Mobile metal detecting service .. 949-500-2136

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San Clemente, CA. .. T-Street .. Third Time Finding Same Platinum Ring

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Stan the Metal Detector Man is available to help you find your lost ring or other precious metal jewelry.. Call or text as soon as possible 24/7 .. Also my email is: stan@metaldetectorman.com

*** Jeremy has experience losing his ring at the beach. He has called me two other times to find his lost ring in the sand at the beach. Now he’s much more careful to not lose his ring at the beach. While on the beach with his wife and child. He took his platinum wedding ring off putting it in a bag with the rest of their belongings.

He went into the surf for a swim while his son and wife stayed on the sand. Upon returning he saw that his son had been playing with the bag. The ring was missing. More than an hour later he had not been able to find the ring. He took photos of the area for future reference and left the beach.

That evening he sent me a text with all the information and the photo. I texted him that it was unnecessary for him to meet me at the location. I could be there early that morning and it should be an easy recovery. I know my area beaches.

The ring was there about 4 inches deep in the dry sand. He put me right on the right spot.. After returning the ring later that morning, Jeremy told me putting the ring in the bag was not safe enough. He vowed not to ever take his ring to the beach, it will be left home from now on..

I’m ready to help you find your missing metal item lost at the beach, yard, park or in the water. Also I have been able to recover jewelry in cars, homes or other places where a metal detector can’t be used using endoscopes and other search tools.

“I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “ call or text for help or information .. Stan the Metal Detector Man.. 949-500-2136

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Lost Cellphone at the Wedge in Newport Beach, CA. .. Found and Returned

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If you lose a piece of jewelry in the surf call Stan the Metal Detector Man .. It’s not lost forever. Call or Text 949-500-2136 .. Also you can email .. stan@metaldetectorman.com .. timing is important so call or text is preferred.

*** Zack was on the beach near the Wedge in Newport Beach, CA. He and his girlfriend took a late night walk, when his girl friend saw a shell she wanted him to pick out of the surf. He waited for the wave to recede and when he bent over to pick it up his cellphone dropped into the wet sand. The next wave totally covered the phone. 

Zack called me after finding my contact information online. It was 11:30pm . I looked at the tide chart determining that the phone was lost at peak high tide. If the beach didn’t have much slope, there was a good chance to find it. 

Cellphones can be difficult to find on some of our beaches, but I was willing to give this one a search. Even though Zack couldn’t meet me, I know that beach well and I left to search before the next higher came.

After an hour with no success I returned home. 

The next morning I went back finding the phone within feet of my grid search that night. Night searches are successful but it is difficult to keep a straight line while trying to do a grid search.

The next thing was to get the phone back to Zack. He lives 40 miles away. We arranged for me to give it to his friend who worked a couple miles from my place.

Stan the Metal Detector Man is ready to help you now. Call for information or help to find your lost keepsake.. Stan 949-500-2136 … “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “

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