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A £10m jewellery heist occurred in a north London mansion on December 7th, resulting in the theft of precious jewellery, designer handbags and £5,000 in cash. The house is situated on the prestigious avenue road, located near the popular Primrose Hill. It is home to several highly affluent homeowners, although their identities have not been disclosed yet.
The victims have offered a reward worth £1.5m to anyone who can help catch the thief and recover their stolen items. They will offer £500,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to the thief’s arrest and prosecution. Furthermore, they will offer 10% of the value of any jewellery recovered for any information that leads to its retrieval. The Metropolitan Police have confirmed this.
The police describe the suspect as a white male aged between 20-30 years old, who had on a grey baseball cap, cargo pants, and a dark hoodie. His face was covered so he is yet to be identified. The criminal is suspected to have targeted the house between 5-5:30 pm and escaped through a second-floor window.
Among the items stolen were two De Beers butterfly diamond rings, pink sapphire earrings, resembling butterflies, created by Katherine Wang, and a gold, diamond, and sapphire Van Cleef necklace, amounting to a total value of £10.4m. The missing jewellery includes many unique designs, making it easily identifiable, state the Metropolitan Police, who are investigating the case. Avenue Road is situated between Swiss Cottage and Regent’s Park, boasting luxury properties and being one of London’s most expensive areas
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