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Charlotte called me yesterday asking if I could find her ring. She was on the beach playing a tossing game. When she tossed she lost her ring. I had plans today but told her I could be there this morning, bright & early. She agreed.


I got to the beach at 7:30 am. It was empty & I got an excellent free parking spot! She told me she was to the right of the trash cans, so I texted her saying I was there and started to search before she got there. Within 5 minutes I had an awesome shallow tone on the detector. I scooped up the sand and had a big silver ring in my hands.


I was very surprised that I found it before she arrived. As I was taking pictures of the ring, Charlotte arrived. I asked her what her ring looked like, as I was going to surprise her when she described it to me. She said it was a yellow gold ring with a pearl in the center. Oh, that is not the ring I found, bonus!


She showed me the area she was in when she lost her ring. The ring was her grandmother’s ring, which has a lot of sentimental value attached to it. She said she spent several hours sifting through the sand with family looking for it. She is in the area for a family reunion. She explained to me that just last week she lost another ring on a beach in Virginia, that a family friend found with a metal detector. She didn’t learn a lesson with that loss.


I started to grid the area she sent me to. Within 5 minutes I had that special gold tone on my detector, scooped and there was her ring. She was so happy & relieved. I asked her if she learned any lessons. She said YES, I’m never wearing rings to the beach again. She had to go back & pack as they are returning home today, to Virginia.


I stuck around to search a little more and found another silver ring. Not bad, it was a beautiful morning on the beach!!


I Love My Hobby!!


 
 
 

Last night I was contacted by Sandra. She was referred to me by fellow ring finder Ed Cropski. While at the beach with her family she removed her Platinum diamond wedding band and placed it on the arm rest of her chair to put lotion on. She became distracted and forgot to put her ring back on. When they left the ring fell off the chair and disappeared into the sand. She did not realize it was missing until after getting back to the house. I made arrangements with her to meet at the location for a search later at night. She showed me the area they were sitting and in about 20mins I found it! Sandra and her friend Lisa were overjoyed! Another Happy ending!


 
 
 

Thursday evening 6/30/22 I was contacted by Alexandra. While she was at the military beach in Sea Girt NJ with her sister, She felt her engagement ring slip off her finger and disappear into the water. She and her husband are active duty military so she was even more devastated because her husband is currently doing a tour in Turkey. After doing a google search she found me and reached out. Once we went over the details of where she and her sister were, I told her I would go out there that very night during the overnight low tide but I had limited time as I had to be at work Friday morning. After spending about 3hrs searching for the ring I was unable to locate it and had to leave. I assured her I was not going to give up easily and would try again Friday night into Saturday morning. The only issue now was to get there before the pending thunderstorms and hopefully recover it before the sands shifted. After about 3hrs searching the area again and also expanding my search, I had her ring in my scoop! Check out my video to experience a bit of a recovery and her reaction! I love what I do!😁


 
 
 

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