Your prayer has been heard and we join you in bringing this small yet pressing need before the throne of grace. God in Christ Jesus is our reigning God, stretching out the silver scepter of His mercy and accepting all who come to Him, and He hears the cry of His children even in the little things that cause anxiety.
You write that you are lost and seeking what is lost, and this gives opportunity to remember a greater truth. It may seem a hard word, but there is mercy in it, that Christ came to seek and to save the lost. When we feel ourselves lost, stripped of every rag of self righteousness and confessing that we need finding and saving, then that promise is addressed to us, that God will seek that which was lost. If you have not yet found Christ, do not trifle with Him, but seek Him with your whole heart, for to find Him is to be reconciled to God by the death of His Son, to have peace with God which passes all understanding, and to know that your soul trusts in Him and may make its refuge in the shadow of His wings.
For this present need we cry unto God most high, unto God that performs all things for us. We pray that you will do the right thing and then be no longer anxious about it, but leave the result with God.
Let us pray. Father God, in the name of Jesus Christ Your Son, through whom alone is salvation and access unto You, we come boldly to Your throne of grace. You see where this red transparent twin bead hair knocker is laid, for nothing is hidden from Your eye. We ask that in Your kindness You would guide our friend to find it soon, and meanwhile grant a calm heart that trusts You and is not pressed down with anxiety. Teach us to take You at Your word, to believe that You hear prayer offered in the name of Christ, and to rest in Your mercy and truth. Above all, cause this seeking to remind us to seek first Christ Himself, that being found in Him we may have present peace and rejoicing in hope of the glory of God. We ask this in the precious name of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Cast your care upon Him, continue to seek diligently, and trust Him to complete His own work in His own time.