The Ring Finders Blog

Gold ring lost doing yard work, found and returned with metal detector

  • from Oregon City (Oregon, United States)

I received a message from Avery, asking if I would help find her heirloom gold ring lost while doing yard maintenance around her Oregon City property.
She had been raking up all the fir cones that had been dropping in the yard, putting them in a wheelbarrow, and dumping them into a nearby ravine. Part way through her work, she noticed that the gold ring that had belonged to her grandmother, which she wore on her pinky, was missing. She had been raking and shoving the fir cones, wearing gloves, which she had taken off from time to time.
She began searching for the ring immediately, but couldn’t locate it.
She did the expected Google search, and found me on Ringfinders.com.
Huge plus was Avery stopped everything, basically freezing the scene.
Usually when I begin a search, the ring is always on the opposite side of the search area. This time I was just into my third pass of the area, I hit that perfect tone. Kicking back some of the fir cones, I saw the faint glitter of gold.
I picked it up and said “Got it!”

Avery was so happy I got one of the biggest hugs ever. She took the ring, and gave me another huge hug, accompanied by tears of happiness.
Avery preferred not to have any photos, so just included pictures of the ring.

Engagement Ring found in Newport Beach

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)

I found Donna’s engagement ring in shallow water on August 6th. I was one of many detectorists who tried to find her ring. I was in the right spot and was able to recover the ring. When Donna called me I was in Colorado so I went on the search several days later when I returned home.

Wedding Ring Found, Muskegon, MI

  • from Holland (Michigan, United States)
Fellow ringfinder, Tom T., sent me a referral as he was tied up. Wendy was baking on Saturday and her ring came up missing. She thinks she lost it in the pantry when it flew off her hand and landed in the trash basket. They searched the whole area and went thru the trash about 4 times and did not find the ring. I gave her instructions to record the last time she knew she had the ring on and also the first time she noticed it missing. For that time period I asked her to write down all the things her hand touched during that time.
I arrived and met Gary and Wendy and we went thru the trash one more time with the pinpointer-no luck. They took me into the house and showed me the pantry. While I was searching the pantry, Wendy went in the other room and opened the desk drawer where she had her cook books. She HOLLERS, I FOUND IT! Tucked inside the side of the cookbook was her ring. Sometimes, miracles do happen.

Wedding Ring Recovered in the Sand Just Before First Anniversary

  • from Norman (Oklahoma, United States)

A tungsten wedding ring disappeared into the sand during a volleyball game, just a few weeks before its owner’s first wedding anniversary.

Fortunately, he had a good idea of the general area where the ring was lost. That makes a huge difference with recoveries like this. We marked out the likely search area, established a methodical grid, and began working the sand section by section.

Within just a few minutes, the detector gave us the signal we were hoping for.

A quick recovery from the sand, and the tungsten wedding band was back where it belonged — on his hand, with plenty of time to spare before that first anniversary.

When you lose a ring, try to remember the smallest possible area where it may have come off and avoid disturbing the area more than necessary. Even a rough location can dramatically improve the chances of a fast recovery.

Tungsten ring recovered in Oklahoma city

Tungsten ring recovered in Oklahoma city

owner holding the recovered ring in oklahoma city

Twin Cities Metro Minnetonka ring lost while playing Frizbee recovered!

  • from Coon Rapids (Minnesota, United States)

This incredible, devoted family man lost his ring sometime during the day and suspected it may have happened while playing Frisbee with his kids. The tricky part? He wasn’t exactly sure where or when it was lost.

He had been all over his front yard, playing Frisbee from his neighbor’s yard across the street to all areas of his own yard. He attempted his own search with his own metal detector but didn’t locate it.

He gave me a call, we scheduled a time, and the search was on!

His yard was loaded with targets—approximately every six inches. In situations like this, knowing what your detector is telling you is absolutely key.

After approximately an hour of searching his yard and two neighboring yards, the ring was finally recovered! 💍

Another happy ending and another family heirloom back where it belongs. ❤️

My sincere appreciation for you choosing me as your ring finder cannot be overstated, congratulations on your ring return.

Lost Diamond Wedding Ring in Raymore

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)

That ugly feeling of panic and anxiety set in when she discovered the ring was missing.  This stunner of a gold and diamond ring was lost in their backyard, either while picking up sticks or while playing with the dog.  John dusted off the ancient metal detector from the garage but couldn’t get any reliable readings.  They contacted TheRingFinders, and the next morning I arrived at their lovely 5 acre country home.  After demonstrating how the equipment worked, we started a grid pattern in the area where she thought it mostly likely to be.  About 10 minutes later, tears of joy welled up as she had her prize possession back on her finger.  This couple was so grateful to have there heirloom keepsake back safe and sound.  They are THRILLED at the outcome and so glad they called a professional.

 

Lost Engagement Ring 6 Days Before the Wedding

  • from Kansas City (Missouri, United States)

Asma was quite upset to discover her engagement ring was missing just 6 days before her wedding.  Through her security camera footage, she had the time narrowed down to a 4 minute window and the front or side yard.  Unable to locate the ring, she and her fiancé contacted me.  We painstakingly reviewed all the footage, recreated the events, and set out to recover this lost ring.  Over an hour into the search, and getting discouraged, I widened the grid area to extend about 35′ from where she was sitting on the porch.  That was the trick!  We finally got that repeatable low tone that signified gold might lay underneath.  This charming couple went from sad and discouraged to joy and relief in an instant.  They were so smart to call a professional instead of the enduring the fear and frustration of trying to find it themselves.  Asma will be a beautiful bride either way but even more fetching with this amazing ring to complete the wedding set.

 

Metal Detecting Service For The Lower Mainland…

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)

 

Lost your ring/cell phone/keys… Don’t wait until it’s too late-Call Chris Turner 24/7  Service- 778-838-3463

I received a text message for help approximately three weeks ago in regards to a Lost Ring in a river, I talked to the young man and he explained that he was leaving town and wouldn’t be back for a week, but he’d give me a call when he got back. When he called, I happen to be out of town for a week, so when I got back, I called him and we set up a time to meet.

I met him at the river and he showed me several locations where he had entered the water and was playing with his children, he did not feel the ring come off, but one of his friends showed up and we were able to see pictures of him wearing the ring at one point, this gives me confidence that it was on when he got there and I’m going to find it if it’s there.

After approximately 45 minutes of searching the river I got a really good signal and found his beautiful gold wedding band!  Ron’s reaction was beautiful to see how much that ring meant to him to get it back. Everybody’s Ring has a beautiful story attached to it. Ron was married for 10 years and he was gutted that he lost his ring and pretty much figured it wouldn’t be found, but why not give it a shot, right!

Ron was able to surprise his family with the Ring and I got to see how much it meant to his wife as well… I love my job!!!

 

 

The link below is my Instagram channel where I post a lot of my recoveries now…

https://www.instagram.com/theringfinders

Lost Ring at 3rd Beach Vancouver…Found!

  • from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada)

Lost your ring/cell phone/keys… Don’t wait until it’s too late… Call ASAP- 24/7 service Chris – 778-838-3463

I received a call last night in regards to a ring that was lost at third Beach in Vancouver, Stanley Park. The young lady explained that she had searched for over two hours in the sand, but could not find it. She knew it was there, but trying to find a ring in the sand is like trying to find a needle in the haystack very very difficult.

With the price of gold, there are so many people out there looking for rings on our local beaches and I knew I had to get out there right away so I had her marked the location so when I got there, I could see where she was. This makes my job a lot easier when people are not there to show me the exact location.

I arrived approximately 9 PM. It was already dark. I was looking for the spot she had marked when I noticed someone mentally protecting only 20 yards away from me. My first thought was maybe they had found it. I found the location that she had marked and within minutes, I found her beautiful diamond engagement ring that I found out she had worn for over 23 years.

I absolutely love my job!!!

 

The link below is my Instagram channel where I post a lot of my recoveries now…

https://www.instagram.com/theringfinders

Gold wedding ring found in Huntington Beach with metal detector

  • from Sunset Beach (California, United States)

Chad reached out to me tonight August 24th to look for his ring he lost while doing push ups on the sand. He stood in the area until I arrived and it was the first signal I on my metal detector.

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