When: 11/03/2026 · Where: In the sea (up to the chest) – Jurerê Internacional, Florianópolis – SC
On November 3, 2026, I was called to search for a 10g gold bracelet that Barbara had lost in Jurerê Internacional, Florianópolis. She believed that the object had fallen into the water, but she wasn’t sure exactly where.
The biggest challenge was defining the search area, as Barbara had walked and ventured into the water, not knowing how and where the bracelet might have fallen. To optimize time, I decided to start at the area of the beach umbrella, even with Barbara’s uncertainty about the location. After 30 minutes of searching, I was able to locate the bracelet.
When I showed the bracelet to Barbara, she jumped out of her chair and hugged me, emotional. The object held great sentimental value for her, representing her struggle and work, in addition to being a gift she had given herself.
If you have lost something in Jurerê Internacional or any other area, do not hesitate to call an Accredited Detectorist. We can help in the search for valuable objects, even in challenging locations like the sea.
Related questions and answers
I lost my ring in the sea or in the water. Can it be found?
It can be attempted. Detectorists with waterproof equipment search in shallow water and some, with diving (see what each piece does in detector, pinpointer, and underwater coil). The chances decrease with waves, currents, high tide, and the passage of time. Read the full answer in the guide.
I lost it in shallow water, at the shore. What now?
This is the most favorable situation in the water. Stay at the spot, without entering to search blindly, and request the search. Read the full answer in the guide.
More answers in the complete guide: how to search for a lost ring or jewelry.
Recovery made by Leonardo, Accredited Detectorist of Dr. Detector in São José – SC. View Leonardo’s profile and request a recovery
Passo a passo imediato: perdeu uma joia na praia ou na água?
Faça isto agora, nesta ordem, antes de procurar por conta própria:
- Pare e marque o ponto: isole a área onde o objeto deve ter caído e fotografe referências fixas ao redor (poste, quiosque, posto de guarda-vidas, pedra, árvore).
- Não cave e não deixe muita gente pisar ou revirar a areia: isso afunda e espalha o objeto e atrapalha o detector.
- Anote o horário da perda e se foi na areia seca, na areia molhada ou na água: a maré muda o terreno em poucas horas.
- Chame logo um detectorista profissional credenciado da rede Dr. Detector na sua região: quanto antes a busca começa, maiores as chances (sem garantia de resultado). Pedir um detectorista agora.
Em Florianópolis? Veja as praias atendidas em Florianópolis e como pedir o resgate.