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Recovery #431

Almost a week ago I was contacted by Taylor on behalf of her Boyfriend Jake.

While out at Tices Shoal enjoying the day, Jakes necklace and gotten caught and pulled open the clasp and disappeared into the bay. She gave me the general area where it was lost but Jake had kind of lost hope when they were trying to find it. Taylor also explained to me it was given to him by his late father when he was 11 years old. I told Taylor I would give it a try anyway as soon as I could get out there. It took about 3-4hrs of searching the area in blocks (It was a very large area) and weeding through the tons of trash out there but persistence finally prevailed, I had the necklace in my scoop! I took it home, Repaired the clasp and cleaned it up since it was getting tarnished. After giving them the great news I stopped by Jake's job on my way home from a ring recovery in Seaside Park to return it to him. Jake was very happy and relieved to have it back again. Another happy ending!



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  • Writer's pictureThe Ring Finders New Jersey

Recovery #430

A few days ago I was contacted by Donna.

While at the beach with her sisters and other family, She normally does not wear her rings to the beach but on this day she did. She removed her 4 rings and placed them into the cupholder of her chair and forgot they were there. She realized it when they got back to the house. Luckily 3 of them were still in the chair but sadly her wedding ring was not. I got there within 30mins and met Donna on the beach. She was very distraught about losing her ring. I assured her I would do my best to find it for her. They showed me where they were and I began to search. I had to expand the area a bit but within about 15mins I heard the right kind of sound. Donna's ring was lost no more! Everyone was so happy and relieved! I was showered with big hugs and happy tears! I love what I do!



  • Writer's pictureThe Ring Finders New Jersey

Recovery #429

A few days ago I was contacted by a woman who wishes to remain anonymous.

While her daughter was at the beach and wearing her grandmothers ring, She took it off and placed it on her towel while laying on the slope of the beach and forgot about it. When she went to leave and picked up the towel to shake the sand off she then remembered placing the ring on it but it was too late. The ring had flown down the slope and was washed over by the incoming tide. I went out there later that night during low tide and after a little over an hour of searching I had it in my scoop!

I contacted her mother and made arrangements to drop it off at their house.

Another happy client!


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