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Händelsen inträffade i farvattnen utanför Helsingfors där misstänkta föremål i vattnet ofta leder till säkerhetspådrag.
Det trattformade metallföremålet upptäcktes i vattnet söder om ön Gustavssvärd utanför Helsingfors på lördagskvällen. Finländska myndigheter, däribland Finlands försvarsmakt, tillkallades för att undersöka föremålet.
Vid 02.30, svensk tid, bekräftade polisen att föremålet inte var explosivt och enligt en första bedömning från myndigheterna rör det sig om en vrakdel, rapporterar Yle.
Finlandsfärjan Viking XPRS, som skulle avgått mot Tallinn klockan 20, försenades med fyra timmar på grund av upptäckten.
In a new SVT documentary, the independent journalist platform Declassified UK and a Scandinavian soldier with dual citizenship who fought in Gaza and is called David are participating. The platform reviews Britain's foreign policy and defence, often with a system-critical approach, and has criticized both Israel's actions in Gaza and Britain's support for Israel.
A plane with four crew members and two passengers disappeared over the sea off Nantucket, about 15 miles from Boston, during Saturday morning. The plane reportedly had electrical problems before contact with the pilot was lost, and wreckage was only found late in the evening. The people on board are still missing and the search continues through the night.
The military spokesman confirms that the Houthi movement carried out an attack on an oil facility in Saudi Arabia, hours after the movement's own claim. Government forces also attacked Houthi targets in Yemen on Saturday, including the capital Sanaa. The ceasefire between the parties collapsed in July after more than a decade of civil war.
During the week, protesters have gathered throughout Spain to demand affordable housing. On Saturday night, far-right groups tried to enter the camps in Valencia and Madrid, leading to clashes with protesters and police. Nine people were arrested in Valencia and three in Madrid after police fired warning shots and rubber bullets.

On September 5, US representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss a possible oil deal that would see US sanctions against Lukoil lifted, according to anonymous sources cited by the New York Times. The deal could see assets increase in value and involve the Qatari Al-Khayyat brothers, the UAE's security adviser and American billionaire Todd Boehly.
Russia has intensified airstrikes against Kyiv's infrastructure, leading to disruption of traffic on three bridges over the Dnieper. According to expert Roger Djupsjö, the attacks aim to make transport and civilian life in the city more difficult ahead of winter.