Carolina reached out to me, as her brother, James lost a very sentimental gold chain that was their fathers. James jumped into cottage lake & lost it. On my first visit, I did not have the correct search gear so I returned with SUCCESS! Caroline & family were VERY happy. YAY!
Brody was just married & swimming in Green River as his new inlaws cottage, when he lost his new wedding ring. They had to return to BC, so his inlaws contacted me. I found the ring & it resulted in 2 very happy newlyweds. YAY!
Michael was swimming off his dock & forgot to remove his wedding ring. He tried looking unsuccessfully with his mask & fins. When I arrived Crisco assisted & directed me. The ring was found in 15 minutes! YAY!
I was contacted by Laura to recover an expensive racing kayak that was sunk, during training in Collingwood. The kayak was sitting on the bottom near the end of the dock. It was recovered & returned to the surface with the help of the local kayak club members. YAY!
Lucas contacted me as he lost his phone while exiting a canoe at his dock. The phone fell out of his pocket. He did some searching him without luck. When I arrived, I realized why, the bottom was covered in leaves & silt & the phone rested about 1 foot below. Thank you to my Nokta Legend detector to find it.
It was critical that he recovered the phone, as he was flying to China for work the next day & he needed the phone AND data! and yes the phone was still working! YAY!
I was contacted by Lindsey to search for her Grandmother’s wedding anniversay ring in the mirky weedy waters of Lake Denbigh. I searched in her specified area under the floating platform with no luck. Then I asked Lindsey to close her eyes, breathe, and re-imagine what happened. She pointed to the spot (outside of the original search area), I went down & La Voila, I found the ring! YAY!
I also made friends with a local cat who chose to explore my SUV & be part of the adventure.
Lindsey had tears in her eyes as she hugged me.
Now that the water & weather was warming up, Tara & family were swimming & playing off a floaty pad. She lost her expensive hermes bracelet in the cold algae low visibility water. I found the bracelet in 2 minutes. Tara & family was overjoyed! YAY!
A very expensive gold chain was found off the dock near McKellar. A very happy customer!
Here is Karen’s story… « After having a lovely swim at a friend’s cottage, I discovered one of my diamond earrings was missing. I was upset as they were a treasured wedding gift from my Mother. A few of us used snorkel goggles to search several times , but it was difficult due to the depth, low light and mixed rock/sand lake bottom and we were unsuccessful. Two days later, I found Paul Davies information on the Ring Finders website. I texted him and he responded very quickly. He asked some clarifying questions and we briefly spoke about the potential to find a small piece of jewelry on a lake bottom. Due to the sentimental connection of the earring, I decided to hire Paul and I was lucky he had time to do the search later that same day.
Paul was very professional, communicative and friendly throughout the process. The lake was a 2+ hour drive away from Paul’s location, he let me know his expected arrival time and also confirmed his departure time. Paul arrived at the time stated, was friendly, courteous, and quickly started the search.
I was so relieved and ecstatic when Paul found the earring. Paul is obviously an expert — using his equipment, knowledge, keen eyes and skill in jewelry finding!
I would wholeheartedly recommend Paul Davies jewelry finding services.
Karen V.
Another Successful FIND & Happy Customer!
What a very Happy couple when the husband’s wedding ring was found under 30 minutes under water.
another happy customer!