Found: One Working Apple Watch, One Very Happy Owner It’s not every day that a morning dive turns into a “lost and found” miracle, but that is exactly what happened at Gordy Pier this week in Kingston Ontario. One of our lead divers, Carlos Vas, was out performing a routine recreational dive with his brotherContinue reading “Found: One Working Apple Watch”
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A Day the Tide Turned
Recovering Archie’s Lost Wedding Ring Before diving into this incredible recovery story, we want to extend a massive thank you to Stephane Coutu. Stephane referred this client, Archie, to Ontario Ring Recovery Services after Archie lost his matching gold wedding ring while swimming with his wife. Referrals like this are the lifeblood of what weContinue reading “A Day the Tide Turned”
A Golden Discovery at the Dunes: Success at Sandbanks!
Sand dunes gold Sometimes, the best adventures start with a simple message. On June 20th, Ryan and I received a call for help from Stephane Coutu. A beachgoer had experienced every person’s worst nightmare: while playing volleyball at the stunning Sandbanks West Beach, he realized his gold wedding band—which he had been wearing on aContinue reading “A Golden Discovery at the Dunes: Success at Sandbanks!”
Found: A Midnight Rescue at the Park for Ontario Ring Recovery
There is no feeling quite like the weight of a lost wedding ring—and conversely, the absolute relief of knowing it has been found. At Ontario Ring Recovery Service, I see these moments often, but every story has its own unique set of challenges. Recently, I had the privilege of helping a local mother, Gabrielle, recoverContinue reading “Found: A Midnight Rescue at the Park for Ontario Ring Recovery”
A Lunch Break Miracle: A Fast-Food Ring Recovery in Kingston
It’s not every day that a quick lunch break turns into a high-stakes rescue mission, but for Ontario’s Ring Recovery Services, answering the call of duty knows no schedule. Recently, Ryan Pugh answered his phone during a regular workday. On the other line was Sarah, a local Kingston resident who was frantic after losing herContinue reading “A Lunch Break Miracle: A Fast-Food Ring Recovery in Kingston”
Dirt, History, and Tiny Details:
What the Wolfe Pack Hunt Taught Us About Finding Your Lost Rings If you’ve ever wondered what a group of die-hard metal detectorists do on their weekend off, look no further than the Wolfe Pack Hunt. Just recently, some of Ontario’s most passionate treasure hunters gathered together for an incredible weekend of community, mud, andContinue reading “Dirt, History, and Tiny Details:”
The Heart of the Search: A 12-Year-Old Mystery on the St. Lawrence
There’s something uniquely powerful about metal detecting that goes beyond just finding “treasure.” It’s about the stories attached to the items we find—and more importantly, the items we hope to find. Recently, we at Relic Expeditions teamed up with Ryan from Horde of the Rings for a very special mission: a live ring recovery inContinue reading “The Heart of the Search: A 12-Year-Old Mystery on the St. Lawrence”
The 15-Second Save: A Kingston Ring Recovery Service Success Story – (Car Keys Found In The Snow)
The winter of 2026 isn’t playing around. With over 30cm of snow falling in Kingston, Ontario, within a single 15-hour window, the city was buried. For Harmeet, the snow wasn’t just a nuisance—it had swallowed his car keys, and the clock was ticking. The Referral At 10:00 AM, I received a call from Stephane Coutu.Continue reading “The 15-Second Save: A Kingston Ring Recovery Service Success Story – (Car Keys Found In The Snow)”
Lost in the Grass, & Found in a Flash: Margery’s Ring Recovery at Lake Ontario Park In Kingston
There’s nothing quite like the frantic feeling of realizing something precious has slipped away. For Margery, that moment of panic happened on a recent day at Lake Ontario Park after her wedding band came off while she was taking the leash off her dog. She and her husband spent significant time searching the area withContinue reading “Lost in the Grass, & Found in a Flash: Margery’s Ring Recovery at Lake Ontario Park In Kingston”
Building a Ring Recovery Service: More Than Just Finding Lost Treasure
What was the hardest personal goal you’ve set for yourself? Starting Kingston and Ontario Ring Recovery Services (KORRS) has been an incredible journey. It’s about more than just the thrill of the hunt; it’s about helping people in our community during what can be a really stressful time. But, like any new venture, it’s comeContinue reading “Building a Ring Recovery Service: More Than Just Finding Lost Treasure”