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Lost gold wedding band at Centennial Beach… Found!

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)
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If you’ve lost something sentimental, don’t weigh call or text ASAP, 24/7, Chris 778-838-3463

I received a text message earlier this morning in regards to a lost Ring possibly at Centennial Beach. The thing was he wasn’t 100% sure he lost it there but it made the most sense to go back and have a look. He told me he didn’t sleep very well that night, because he only  had been married one and a half weeks and already lost his beautiful white gold wedding band.

I was excited for the challenge, when we met up at the beach we discuss the searche and he show me the area he was sitting eating pizza. I began my search and within only five minutes I had found his beautiful white gold wedding band. I was so excited to be able to surprise him with it, knowing how much it meant to him and how it would get him out of the doghouse lol

I love my job! if you’ve lost something contact me ASAP 24/7. Chris 778-838-3463 The sooner we search the better chances we have for making a recovery. Look forward to finding your smile.

 

 

 

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18K white gold ring found in Huntington Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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Kyle lost his ring while playing cornhole at the beach yesterday. Monette, a friend of Kyle’s wife posted on a Huntington Beach facebook page about the lost ring. I reached out to her and offered my services. Monette met me at the beach the next morning and gave me great info on where t  hey were sitting and playing cornhole.

I checked the area where the canopy was set up and the ring was not there, so I moved to the area where the cornhole game was and that’s where the ring was found.

Greg, a friend is showing Kyle’s ring and I am wearing the ring after I found it.

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Gold Cartier Wedding Ring found in Huntington Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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I was contacted by David on July 3rd to look for his ring at Bolsa Chica State Beach, he had already left the beach when he reached out to me. David sent me a google maps screen shot with an area circled where he believed the ring to be.

I detected the beach for 1 1/2 hours and was not able to find the ring. There was a group of people in the search area so I couldn’t cover it a 100% like I wanted to. I decided to go back on July 5th because the crowds on the 4th of July were horrendous.

In about ten minutes I found his ring right where the group of people were that prohibited me from detecting that spot two days prior.

I ended up mailing his ring back to him and he told me that it brought his wife to tears and he was so glad he found theringfinders.com

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Platinum Wedding Ring found in Laguna Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)
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Stephan contacted me about his lost ring at Laguna Beach Sunday afternoon. I immediately drove the 40 minutes to meet him and his wife at the beach. Apparently he gave his ring to his wife while he went for a swim. The ring was loose on her finger and eventually slipped off and fell into the sand.

They showed me the spot where they were sitting and I went to work. I had a total of two targets, the first was a dime and the second was his Platinum Ring. As soon as I showed them the ring they both ran up to me and hugged me stating it was a miracle, they were both so happy!

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Gold Necklace recovered in Huntington Beach

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Rich called me and explained that he had his wife’s necklace on his lap when they decided to pack up from the beach and go home. It wasn’t until they got home when he realized the necklace was missing.

I met him at the beach and he showed me the area they were sitting. On my second pass with my metal detector I received a good tone and the rest is history, the gold necklace came up with a gentle nudge from my foot.

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iPhone recovered in Huntington Beach by Surf City Ring Finder

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I was contacted to find a lost iPhone in Huntington Beach, apparently Justin’s four year old son buried his phone in the sand during a nighttime bonfire adventure. Justin told me they had numerous people searching for a very long time with no luck.

He was worried about it throughout the night because he had just put a huge amount of work related material onto the phone.

I met him at 6am and he had put a hair tie on the fire ring they were using the night before. (Very important to mark the spot of your lost item) He then put down a kid size boogie board in the area he thought I should search.

After about 15 minutes of searching I found his iPhone and it was not far from where he asked me to search.

Lost ring or iPhone at the beach? Call asap!

 

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Lost Ring Found! Greer, SC

  • from Greenville (South Carolina, United States)
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Greetings all,

My name is Chad Crowe and I am one of the newest members of The Ring Finders serving the Greenville and Upstate areas in South Carolina. If you have lost a precious item (phone, keys, jewelry, hearing aid, etc.) that you would like recovered please do not hesitate to contact me. During a recent exploration at East Riverside Park in Greer, South Carolina I discovered a wedding band. If this is your ring and you could tell me a little more info about it, I would be happy to return it to the owner at the cost of you being added to the « book of smiles ». I am sure it has more sentimental value than it’s worth value. Every ring has a story, please don’t let this one end with me.

Thanks for reading,

Chad C.

 

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Ring Found in Loveland CO after 2 years

  • from Fort Collins (Colorado, United States)
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I was contacted by Ric about his ring that was lost 2 year ago. He wondered if  it was still possible to locate the ring. He told me that it was lost on private property and I replied that it was very likely that it could be recovered.

Ric, along with his wife Mary and I met at the farm. They did not own the property any longer but had been granted permission to search by the new owner. They told me that they had matching rings and it would be wonderful if we could find Ric’s ring. The area was a garden when they owned the property but had not been used lately and was somewhat overgrown with weeds. Ric was cautiously optimistic but Mary didn’t think there was much of a chance of success.

I broke the old garden into quarters and began a grid search of each one. The day was warming up and we had been searching for well over an hour when I had started into the last quarter.  Ric’s optimism was beginning to wane but I assured them both that it wasn’t over yet. A short time later I got a strong hit from a target at 2 inches in depth. With my small spade I dug down and came up with Ric’s gold ring. It always amazes me how gold can be buried for years and still come out so shinny. Ric and Mary were overwhelmed with joy at the successful recovery.  We all smiled and hugged, took some pictures and walked back to the truck where we shared our success with the land owner.

We said our goodbyes and I left knowing  that I had helped to give them a good memory to share and had put a smile on their faces.

 

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Found Lost Duplicate Wedding Ring in Windsor Colorado

  • from Fort Collins (Colorado, United States)
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In the Spring of the year I received a call from Emily saying that she had lost her ring in the back yard of her house. Emily said she had been doing a Spring cleaning up of the yard and then noticed that her ring was missing. She stated that she and her husband had searched the yard, the trash bags and everywhere else that they could think to look. I agreed to come over to search too. I made 5 trips there to search  with different detectors and different coils but with no success. We all agreed that the ring probably was not there. Emily thanked me for my effort and we said our goodbyes.

Then on New Years Day Emily contacted me again. She said  » You are not going to believe this and I’m almost embarrassed to tell you but my husband had a duplicate ring made for me and I have lost it also. » She said that the ring was lost in the snow in the park adjacent to her house, The area was marked and would I mind coming over to try again.

When I arrived Emily, her two children, and I walked to the area that was marked with stakes and yellow caution tape. It was not a large area and I quickly covered it  but did not find the ring. So then I expanded my search area to outside the caution tape and quickly got a good signal. Emily, with the pin pointer, found the ring and stood up to hug me with tears in her eyes and the biggest smile on her face. We took pictures and said goodbye and I drove home knowing we all had a great day.

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Found Wedding Ring in Terry Lake Ft. Collins CO

  • from Fort Collins (Colorado, United States)
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I received a call from Laura saying that she had lost her wedding ring in about five feet of water. She had marked the spot and could I help. We set up a time to meet.

When I arrived I was met by Laura and her two children along with her mother and father. The house was situated on Terry Lake in North Ft. Collins, Colorado. We introduced one another and  talked about the beautiful view of the lake with the Rocky Mountains in the background. As we walked towards the lake shore Laura told me that she had been swimming with her children. She said that she had a mosquito bite on her ring finger and when she moved the ring to scratch the spot the ring came off. That is when she put one foot down on the lake bottom and did not move it again. Laura called to her mom to bring out a 6 foot long T post to drive in to mark the spot right in front of her toes. That quick thinking had saved the day.

We waded out to the T post to where the water was almost chest high to me. With my left hand on the T post and my detector in my right hand I began making a circle searching the bottom very slowly. About three quarters of the way around the post I hit a good signal. Laura had called to her son to bring out a paddle board and a net. As I brought up scoop after scoop of muddy lake bottom I would dump it into the net on the paddle board for Laura to search through. The bottom was obscured by the silt that I was stirring up so I was going by feel only. After about 20 minutes and many scoops the target was still on the bottom. Finally I took a scoop, dumped it in the net and before I could get the coil back down to the lake bottom Laura let out a scream. I turned to see her holding her beautiful ring. We hugged while she cried, so happy to have her ring back on her finger again. The entire family was amazed that we were able to recover the ring from the lake bottom in 5 feet of water. We walked back to the patio where we talked more and they thanked me while I cleaned my gear before I headed home.

The next day Laura asked me if she could come by my house because she had something for me. She brought over some delicious baked goods and a beautiful arrangement of flowers for my wife. Such a kind gesture from a grateful lady.

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