White emerald cut diamond ring stolen from a house in Church Road, Wimbledon. Picture: Met Police
Sarah Shaffi
Friday, November 16, 2012
7:23 AM
A diamond-encrusted Cartier watch and a platinum diamond ring are among more than £100,000 of jewellery stolen from a house in Wimbledon.
Cartier Pasha watch stolen from a house in Church Road, Wimbledon. Picture: Met PoliceAlso stolen was a wedding ring.
The watch is worth £35,000 and is among a number of items, many of them by renowned French watch and jewellery retailer Cartier, that were stolen.
A second watch was also taken.
Both have “Squirrels Wood” engraved on the back of them.
Cartier Russian wedding ring stolen from a house in Church Road, Wimbledon. Picture: Met PoliceAlso taken from the property in Church Road was a platinum diamond ring with two yellow diamonds, worth £70,000.
A pair of earrings with gold panthers on them and a bracelet of the same design were among the taken items.
The other items stolen include bracelets and worth up to £7,000 each.
Detective Constable Debbie Goff of Merton police said: “We need to hear from anyone with information about the burglary or the stolen jewellery, which is of major sentimental value to its owner.”
Cartier panther bracelet stolen from a house in Church Road, Wimbledon. Picture: Met PoliceThe burglary took place between 7.30am and 10pm on Monday, October 8.
Anyone with information call Merton officers on 020 8649 3118 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.