siesta key beach lost ring Tag | The Ring Finders

Lost something important? We can HELP! Our services are FREE! Donations to the Club are accepted. We will send a team of metal detector experts to search virtually any location. Some of the most common are parks, beaches, creeks and even your own backyard. If you have lost your ring or any other precious item, “Don’t Wait – Call Now.”

Will and family were visiting Anna Maria Island from Jackson, Wyoming over the 4th of July holiday. They were spending a Sunday morning on the beach at Bean Point. Will was walking along the beach with his feet just touching the waters edge looking for shells with his kids. As he bent over to retrieve a shell his wedding ring slipped off his finger and onto the sand. Before he could reach down and pick it up, the water washed over it and it disappeared. They all looked for it but could not find it. Just before they had to leave to go home, they found SRARC ring finders on google and contacted Joe Szemer. Joe called Mike and the next morning Mike headed to the place that Will said he lost it. After about 10 minutes of searching Mike found the ring. SRARC is happy to have had the opportunity to save the day for Will and family. The ring will soon be on it’s way to Wyoming and a reunion with Will.

Lost something important? We can HELP! Our services are FREE! Donations to the Club are accepted. We will send a team of metal detector experts to search virtually any location. Some of the most common are parks, beaches, creeks and even your own backyard. If you have lost your ring or any other precious item, “Don’t Wait – Call Now.”

Linda and Dave from Bradenton spent the day at the beach on Anna Maria Island with friends in front of the Sandbar restaurant. When they first arrived Linda took her Rolex watch off and stored it in her beach bag. After a beautiful day at the beach they returned home and as Linda cleaned out the beach bag the watch was no where to be found. They went back to the beach and searched the area they had been sitting in but could not find the watch. When Linda’s daughter heard about the loss she searched the internet and found SRARC ring finders. Linda called Joe Szemer and Joe contacted Mike Miller. Mike called Linda and made arrangements to meet early the next morning. A few minutes of searching and up came the watch much to the delight of Linda. Both Linda and Dave were very pleased and amazed that the watch was recovered and there were smiles all around.

Lost something important? We can HELP! Our services are FREE! Donations to the Club are accepted. We will send a team of metal detector experts to search virtually any location. Some of the most common are parks, beaches, creeks and even your own backyard. If you have lost your ring or any other precious item, “Don’t Wait – Call Now.”

At their wedding on Anna Maria Island, Daniel was preparing to slide the wedding ring onto Emily’s ring finger when disaster struck. In preparation for receiving the ring Emily had removed her engagement ring and slipped it on to end of her little finger. As Daniel started to put the wedding onto her finger Emily’s reaction caused her to flip her little finger and off flew the engagement ring and disappeared into the sand as well. They quickly found the wedding ring and the ceremony continued. Later the whole wedding party searched but the engagement ring could not be found. Someone found SRARC ring finders online and contacted Joe Szemer. Joe called Mike Miller who responded immediately and headed for the wedding location on the beach. When Mike arrived the wedding party had left for the reception and there was another metal detectorist searching the area because someone who had been there when the ring was lost called him over when she saw him coming down the beach. They both searched for about 5 minutes and then the other detectorist found the ring. The Grooms brother (Matt) had called Mike earlier and requested that the he call him instead of the bride if the ring was found so he could surprise them at the reception. Mike was going to drive right by the reception on his way home so the other detectorist kindly gave Mike the ring so it could be delivered. Mike arrived about an hour later and called Matt to come to the parking area to get the ring. Matt had a master plan to present the ring to the Bride and Groom and invited Mike in to watch. Matt got the microphone and called his brother to center stage. He then talked a little about the catastrophe at the wedding and then open the box and gave the ring to his brother. Daniel called Emily up and got down on one knee and slipped the ring back onto her finger. The crowd was cheering and everyone was smiling from ear to ear. SRARC wants to wish the Bride and Groom the best for their future life together. We always like to be a smiling part to a happy ending.

Corie, Rob and family from Arkansas were down on Anna Maria Island for spring break. They headed out to the beach in front of their condo at about 3 pm to enjoy the sun and surf. Corie took off her three wedding rings to put on some suntan lotion then promptly forgot about them. At some point later she remembered them and went looking for them. She couldn’t remember exactly when she had removed them or for sure where she had set them down. The whole family looked and looked but could not find them. The most important ring had a beautiful solitary diamond which had been in Corie’s grandmothers wedding ring so it was an irreplaceable heirloom. Rob decided to look for metal detectors on the internet and soon found SRARC ring finders. He contacted Joe Szemer who contacted Mike Miller and a hunt was scheduled. Once Mike arrived it was just a matter of minutes until he had the rings back on Corie’s finger. Rob said he had timed our response and from the time he texted Joe until the time we returned the rings it was just under one hour. He said they were sure they would never see the rings again but SRARC saved the day. Mike is the lucky one as he got hugs around and lots of smiles and cheers.