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Lost Wedding Ring Recovered in the Ocean – Long Beach Island (LBI), NJ, recovered by Edward Trapper, NJ Ring Finder

  • from Lavallette (New Jersey, United States)

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Late Saturday night, I had just walked in the door when my phone rang. It was Matt calling from Long Beach Island (LBI), NJ. He explained that earlier in the day, around high tide, he had been fishing when his wedding ring slipped off into the ocean.

He was catching fish and doing well, and after releasing one, he stepped into knee-deep water to rinse his hands off. That’s when the ring came off and disappeared beneath the waves. Despite hours of searching, he couldn’t find it. Someone nearby on the beach told him to call me ASAP — that I was the one who could help.

At first, Matt didn’t believe it was even possible to recover the ring from the ocean. But he called anyway. I told him with confidence that if he had a good idea of where it fell off, there was a solid chance I could get it back.

He was absolutely sure about the location and had even dug a hole to mark the exact spot — smart thinking, especially since it was already dark and easy to lose orientation on the beach. I told him to stay put and that I’d be there within 30 minutes.

When I arrived, Matt, the beach property owner, and his son were all out there with flashlights. Matt showed me the crater-like hole he had dug to mark the spot. He was determined to not let this location get lost in the dark — that ring meant the world to him.

After reviewing what kind of ring it was and what metals it was made of, I adjusted my detector’s frequency and walked about 10 feet into the surf. The tide was already coming back in, and the sand was starting to cover everything again.

Within minutes — and about 6 inches deep in the sand — I got a strong signal and pulled up Matt’s wedding ring. You should’ve seen his face — he was in absolute shock. His son was just as amazed. We walked up to the dune crossover where his two daughters were waiting, and their jaws dropped when they saw the ring back in his hand.

This was a perfect example of how a quick phone call with accurate details can lead to a successful recovery — even when a ring is lost in the ocean.

If you lost a ring on the beach or in the water on Long Beach Island, Lavallette, Seaside Park, or anywhere along the Jersey Shore — don’t wait! Call me right away. The sooner I get the details, the better chance we have of getting your ring back.

Edward Trapper – NJ Ring Finder

Serving Ocean & Monmouth County

609-713-3926

www.NJRingFinder.com

Tossed and Lost Gold Wedding Band

  • from Calgary (Alberta, Canada)

Things got heated and he tossed the ring. They both felt awful and wanted it back.

Longest grass ever. Made the recovery all the more sweeter

Gold Ring Lost Under a Calgary Deck

  • from Calgary (Alberta, Canada)

Jason lost his ring under the deck as he installed a gas line. A little bit of crawling around and we were able to find it. Watch the video for his reaction.

Crystal Coast Ring Finders Locate Morehead City Man’s Lost Wedding Ring

  • from Emerald Isle (North Carolina, United States)

Drew messaged me stating he was spreading pine straw around his home when he noticed is wedding band was gone.  I instructed him to not throw anything away until I could search for the missing ring.  Understandably, Drew first tried to find the ring on his own and was unsuccessful.  After a couple of days, I arrived at his home and before he could fill out the paperwork I as all customers to complete, I had located his lost ring laying on the bottom of the pine straw.  Drew couldn’t believe how quickly I was able to find his ring.

Back in the Saddle! A Silver Chain Recovery in Valley Stream, NY! ⛓️🔎

  • from Orchard Beach (New York, United States)

Back in the Saddle! A Silver Chain Recovery in Valley Stream, NY! ⛓️🔎

It’s been quite a while since my last Ring Finders recovery, but today I got back in the game!

Around noon, I received a text from Ramy, a pharmacy owner in the Bronx, who had lost his silver necklace and pendant somewhere on a FULL-SIZE football field at Valley Stream State Park.

A football field? No problem. Just a few thousand square yards to search! 😂

Ramy couldn’t meet me until 6:30 PM, after closing his pharmacy, but I figured I’d get a head start. The park was about a 30-minute drive from my home, and I arrived shortly before 1 PM, armed with my metal detector and a little optimism.

Nearly three hours of searching later, I finally got the signal I was hoping for!

There it was — Ramy’s silver chain!

Unfortunately, the pendant had separated from the necklace. I expanded my search outward from the recovery spot, working the surrounding area, but despite my best efforts, the pendant remained elusive.

Still, finding that chain in such a massive area felt pretty darn good, especially after being away from detecting for so long!

Later that evening, after closing his pharmacy, Ramy came to my home to pick up his recovered necklace. He was genuinely appreciative and handed me a full reward he had promised before I even began the search.

But here’s the best part…

We spent some time talking, and I quickly realized that Ramy is just an all-around good guy. What started as a search for a lost necklace may very well have turned into a lifelong friendship.

The pendant may still be out there, but the chain is back where it belongs, and I made a new friend in the process.

That’s what I love about being part of The Ring Finders. Sure, the thrill of the hunt is great, but it’s the people you meet and the smiles you bring that make it all worthwhile.

One recovery, one happy customer, and hopefully one friendship for life! 😊

Reuben Marcus
The Ring Finders — Bronx, NY

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Wedding band lost and found in Denver

  • from Lakewood (Colorado, United States)

Debbie was throwing the ball for her dog when she thought she lost ring that was in her pocket.She had placed her rings in her pocket earlier and put her phone in her phone in the same pocket. She thought she may have pulled it out while pulling her phone out. After over an hour of searching the yard, we decided to look inside the house. While my partner Jeff was searching inside I decided to look one more time outside. Right outside the door is a sitting area, as I looked around the bench I saw it laying on the outdoor rug. They were so happy to have it found but were jogging their memory as to how it got there. At one moment she sat down and they thought it fell out at that point. Always important to trace every step!

Just made my day! Thank you.

  • from Hackettstown (New Jersey, United States)

Thanks again for your help–hopeful it never happens again…but if it does, I know who to call!

AM, Boonton, NJ

Wedding ring found in Boonton, NJ!

  • from Hackettstown (New Jersey, United States)

Got a call from a customer to find a lost platinum wedding band in a front yard in Boonton, NJ. Area had been raked and metal detected by owner with a rented metal detector in an effort to find the ring. Despite this, was able to locate the ring in the street-side of the curb cut, pushed into the soil and under the leaf litter. Very happy couple, which is what it’s all about!

Ring lost in Lakewood yard recovered

  • from Denver (Colorado, United States)
This past weekend Chloe was throwing a tennis ball for her dog Jelly when her beloved ring slid off her finger. She spent several hours searching for the ring, even purchasing a metal detector to do so. After searching with the detector for a couple of hours she got frustrated and gave up.
Chloe contacted me this morning, told me of her situation. We set a time for myself and Stephanie to come and perform a search.
We reached Chloe’s house, looked over the back yard and then began our search. We searched for a few minutes when I heard a signal amongst some flowers and plants. I looked down and could see a bit of a gold band shining up at me. Chloe was very excited to see her ring once again.
Ring recoverd October 15, 2026

Jewelry Lost in Fire: Found and Returned

The fire alarm sounded one morning in Deb’s Midvale apartment, and all 220 units were evacuated. The residents watched as the fire burned the roof of their building. More than six weeks later, Deb was finally allowed to return to her top floor apartment to see the extent of the damage. To put out the fire, the fire department had sprayed thousands of gallons of water into the attic, soaking the blown insulation and the drywall ceiling. The whole ceiling had collapsed, burying Deb’s apartment in up to two feet of soaking wet insulation, soggy drywall, burnt wood, nails, wiring, and garbage. Fortunately, other than the ceiling, her apartment wasn’t burned, but the smoke and water had destroyed almost everything she owned. She had a watch, several rings, and earrings on her dresser and nightstand, and when the ceiling collapsed, the insulation and drywall scattered and buried her jewelry. She found TheRingFinders.com and wondered if I could help her. Standard metal detectors are almost useless inside buildings, but I brought shovels, buckets, and my hand-held pin pointer metal detector. I would grab a handful of the mess, check it with my pin pointer, then, if there was no metal, toss the handful into a 5-gallon bucket. I filled her bathtub one bucket at a time, but I found her platinum wedding band, her 18K white gold ring, her diamond pendant, and finally, after several hours of searching, her precious watch.