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Jewellery showcase hit by a sixth theft

A thief eluded heavy security and stole a 4.8-carat diamond worth about HK$800,000 by swapping it with a fake in the sixth theft so far at this year’s Hong Kong Jewellery and Gem Fair…..

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Five diamond thieves arrested at Hong Kong gem fair

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International jewel thief wanted via INTERPOL nabbed by Swiss police

Pressemeldung von INTERPOL:

Der Int. Juwelier-Warndienst wird indirekt erwähnt: « In tandem, a complementary alert was circulated directly to jewellery stores worldwide via an internal network within the industry. »

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Utah woman swallows stolen ring, cops make her sift through her poop

Christina Schlegel is jailed in Utah, accused of felony theft after eating a stolen wedding band. She has to check her feces to find the ring, police say.

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Police appeal: Gold toothed robbers stole £50,000 diamond ring from Leeds jewellers…

West Yorkshire Police has released CCTV images of the man and woman they want to question in connection with the theft of a diamond ring worth more than £50,000 from a Leeds jewellers.

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Dom Perignon among $5M in goods allegedly stolen by Yellowbird suspects…

Police announce the seizure of $2.3 million in high-end cars in international car theft bustTORONTO – Police displayed some of the $5 million in stolen items….

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Wanted jewel thieves nabbed

KUALA LUMPUR: Two international jewel thieves, who stole two diamond rings worth RM1.4mil in Bukit Bintang earlier this month, have been nabbed in Zürich, Switzerland.

European jewellery and watch business crime prevention network International Jeweller Security manager Martin Winckel said the two were recognised while on the prowl in Bahnhofstrasse and were arrested while attempting to steal jewels at a store there on Thursday……..

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Burka-clad gangsters jailed for 58 years

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Jewel thieves loose in M’sia

KUALA LUMPUR: The two men who swiped two rings worth RM1.4mil within one-hour from two jewellery stores here are internationally wanted jewel thieves.

European jewellery and watch business crime prevention network International Jeweller Security manager Martin Winckel said the men, believed to be Taiwanese, had also stolen jewellery worth RM697,601 in two heists at high-end jewellery stores in London and Antwerp last year…..

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Gesuchte asiatische Trickdiebe in Kuala Lumpur aufgetreten

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