Gold low tide
1 month ago
I really appreciate all your help in finding my ring tonight. Thank you so very much to Dan and Vlad. I’m so grateful!
8/26 Cala comte
1 month ago
Client lost his 2 colored gold Wedding ring in the sea while enjoying the sunset 2 days Later we startet the search, after an hour a strong Signal. The Ring is back! Iove it !
Lost key Rainbow Beach
1 month ago
I received a distressed call from Tony regarding a Lexus key he had lost the day before. He had gone surfing at Rainbow Beach, Gold Coast, and had pushed his key into the grass verge beside his car so he would not lose it. He put a cigarette butt over it to mark where it was. When he returned there were people congregating at the location, and someone had moved his marker. He spent hours digging through the mud and grass with his fingers, trying to find it to no avail. The replacement cost was very expensive, so I raced down the next morning and began searching for him. After removing a lot of trash, I was finally able to locate his key for him, much to his relief. Another successful recovery for Lost Jewellery Recovery.
Precious ring Kirra Beach
1 month ago
I received a distressed call from a lady whose daughter had just lost a gold and diamond ring in the dry sand. It was given to her 23 years ago by her mother when she had her first child. She had passed it onto her daughter as a family heirloom. Unfortunately, it flew off he daughter hadn when they were packing up to go home. I told them to stay put and carefully protect the area where they had lost is as I was on my way. I got there within half an hour, and within 5 minutes it was back on her finger. Lots of hugs and joy, as the ring was very precious to them. Lost Jewellery Recovery to the rescue again on the Gold Coast
7/26 San Antonio
1 month ago
Client Lost his Ring while playing with his daughter , water till to the neck. After a short talk with the live guards and convincing them to let us stay for 20 min, we finally could start. After luckily 15min a strong Signal. The Ring is back! Love it
8/26 Cala jondal
1 month ago
Client Lost her beloved Ring while swimming in Front off the pier... Nice sandy place ... After just a few minutes the Ring was in my scoop, and later back on his way to his owner. Love it🎉
8/26 playa den Bossa "one off a Lifetime"
1 month ago
My biggest Find so far 🤩 Client lost her Ring while sitting in the Sea . Luckily she had take the coordinates with her Phone... Who was really on spot. We agreed to search in next morning . After checking the weather forecast I choose do go directly at night, because of upcoming weather changes. So I find myself at midnight between some substancial waves . But after just 15-20 min the only signal of the night. Yes... "The Ring" Next day, I handed it over to the client relatives. What a Find!!! Love it
9/26 figuretas
1 month ago
2 Girl were sitting in the sea 😂 Client called that she and her friend have lost 3 ! Rings, sitting in the sea near to each other. A new beach for me... A lot off Trashsignals... After about 1,5hours the first Ring showed up. And with his help the other two also 30min later . In one scoop. Because off her Flight was going the next morning, I brought the Ring to her Hotel. Had a Really nice chat, and Rings are back. Love it!
9/26 Cala vadella
1 month ago
Client lost his Wedding ring just a few month after his Wedding whilst playing in the sea. Great personal valor because it have be passed down from the Family . 2 days after lost in the sea, 2 Signal off the day, second Ring for the day! Love it!
9/26 Nikki Beach
1 month ago
Client Lost his Ring in front of the Beachclub at night, after his wedding ... 🫣 When I arrived there were 6-7 people in the water, looking with goggles for the Ring. 2 hours till the Flight goes. 20 min in the Water between 2 Rocks... A Strong Signal. And the Ring in my scoop . What a Story! Viva los Novios!!!! My best wishes. Love it!
Ring in the blackberry bushes
1 month ago
5/5 Stars – Absolute lifesavers! I am incredibly grateful for the amazing help from Vlad and his wife! I lost my ring deep in the blackberry bushes during some gardening work. The two of them worked tirelessly for just over an hour until the detector picked up the signal and the ring was found. This ring means the absolute world to me, and I am so happy to be wearing it again. Vlad and his crew are genuinely lovely people. Thank you all so much for your work and dedication. I highly recommend them to anyone in need! Daniela
Its important to help each other
3 weeks ago
Every time people reach out for help finding lost rings, I feel like I am part of something truly meaningful. It is like a special chapter to add to my own life. Yesterday evening, a woman named Alison posted on the forum with a compelling story. Driving past a house along the road, she noticed an elderly woman standing alone, looking completely lost and overwhelmed. Alison stopped her car to check on her. The woman explained that after mowing her lawn, she had been carrying the freshly cut grass across the road to feed the neighbor's cows. Ever since losing her husband two years ago, her health had declined, and she had lost a considerable amount of weight. To keep her wedding band from slipping off—that sacred ring he had placed on her finger in church so many years ago—she had secured it with two smaller rings worn right on top. At one point while crossing the road, she heard a soft metallic click—her ring had slipped off onto the asphalt, though she managed to retrieve it right then. Still, the incident left her shaken and sad. Alison had tried helping her search right then and there, but they found nothing. That evening, Alison posted on our forum, and I decided to help. We agreed to meet today at 5:00 PM, and the search was on. Huge thanks to Alison for bringing high-visibility vests—they really came in handy. I set up my hazard lights on the road, but barely two minutes passed before an inattentive driver ran right over one of them, shattering it to pieces. He didn't care at all about the broken marker or what it meant; his mind was entirely elsewhere. Yet later, I spotted that same driver passing by couple times again at a much slower speed. This time, he didn't rush past—he was simply driven by pure curiosity, slowing down just to figure out what we were doing and why metaldetector is in my hands. Walking along one side of the road, I was surprised by how much metal debris was buried in the ground—empty cans, bits of foil, all blending into a confusing symphony of signals in my headphones. But I couldn't find the golden signal of the ring on that side, so we decided to cross over. Literally a couple of minutes later, the sun broke through and shone radiantly bright, warming us with its gentle rays—as if wonens husband was helping us from somewhere above, guiding our hands through the warmth of the light. And then I heard Alison shouting: "I found it, I found it!" At that moment, I looked over and saw Alison holding a beautiful ring with a brilliant stone that sparkled with rainbow colors in the sunlight. "Yes, that's it, that's it," the woman whispered. "This is what I wanted to find." And like a miracle, right at that exact same moment, as I swept my coil over the grass, I heard that cherished, golden signal. Pulling out my pinpointer, I quickly located the second little ring hidden in the grass. Her face was beaming with pure joy! "We bought it it America many many years ago and it cost 50$ at that time"- she said. She had kept her precious wedding band and all her cherished rings safely back in her hands, keeping the unbroken promise of their love alive. "Well, now we can go inside in peace and have some tea with pie," she added with a warm smile. "I happen to have a fresh one today" And right at that moment, as she spoke about the tea, I noticed that her wedding ring was carefully wrapped with tape, as though she was desperately afraid it might try to slip off her finger all over again—holding onto her memories just as tightly as she held onto the past. Standing there with them, I realized the deeper truth of that day- True loss is never permanent when love and human kindness remain, proving that genuine bonds and memories outlast the years. -Even amidst the indifferent rush of the world, moments of quiet wonder can break through, reminding us that miracles truly do happen to those who don't lose hope, who continue to believe, and who keep caring for one another over a simple cup of tea. Thank you, Alison. Without you, this miracle simply wouldn't have happened today!