Reward offered after 'much loved' jewellery taken in burglary: Islington, N7
(N7 - Sunday, 9 January, 2011)

A selection of Greek and English 18ct gold jewellery was stolen from my parents house in North London on Sunday 9 January. 

The Police have been notified. 

We are desperatly trying to get back the jewellery as it has a lot of sentimental attachment.

They are not worth a lot of money and are mostly 40-years-old but they mean a lot to my parents and me.

Even their wedding rings were stolen!

A reward of £200 is offered. 

The items stolen include:

• solid gold Dunhill cigarette lighter - given as wedding present 40-years-ago
• two wedding rings with patterns on them
• broken engagement ring with white gold heart shaped center including a tiny diamond
• man's signet ring with initial "P"
• woman's lucky charm bracelet with charms including a cat, pig, sovereign coin, cart and loveheart lock
• large dangly gypsy type earrings
• ring with blue and white stones
• ring with large square dark stone
• selection of belcher and rope chains
• selection of 18ct Greek bangles
• large Greek 18ct gold Cross with intricate design and small red stone in center

Anyone with information can contact Hornsey Road police on 0300 123 1212.

Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

Islington
GREATER LONDON
N7