December 22nd, 2009 by Brad Lovell

Jordon lost his Bar Mitzvah ring while swimming somewhere at Wangi Wangi beach. Jordan’s mother Jo called me and asked if I could help. Unfortunately Jordon did not feel when or where the ring fell off his finger, but recalls spending time in two locations on the day it was lost. The two possibilities we’re when he jumped of a jetty into the water, or when he was at a nearby beach throwing sand and rocks. I mentioned to Jo that finding a lost ring in the water is difficult as it is, but when you don’t know exactly where the ring has dropped makes things even more impossible. But miracles do happen, and Jo and Jordan wanted to feel like they have given recovery of the ring its best shot. I was not familiar with Wangi Wangi, which turned out to be a 2 hour drive north of Sydney. I picked up my commercial diving friend Nathan on the way. Once we arrived at Wangi Wangi, Jordan showed us the areas he had been on the day he lost the ring. Nathan started searching the Jetty area, while I searched the beach. After a couple of hours searching, both Nathan and I we’re unable to find Jordan’s missing ring. Although Nathan did manage to find two rings (without the use of an underwater metal detector), but unfortunately none of these we’re Jordan’s. If you do happen to find a large gold ring at Wangi Wangi beach, please contact me so I can put you in touch with Jordan and Jo.