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London police make arrest in jewelry heist

Police said Wednesday they have arrested a suspect in connection with a daring daytime heist that netted $65 million worth of jewelry from a prominent London diamond merchant last week.

$65 million in jewelry stolen from London store

Two well-dressed thieves walked into a London Bond Street jewelry store last week and, after brandishing handguns at shop workers, made off with $65 million worth of gems in one of Britain's biggest jewelry heists, police said Tuesday.

French police: Jewel heist suspect detained

French police say Belgian authorities have detained and handed over a man accused of stealing jewels worth several million euros (dollars) from a luxury Paris jewelry house.

Men use old trick to steal $120K worth of jewelry

It's one of the oldest tricks in the playbook of scams. New York City police said three men stole $120,000 worth of jewelry at Grand Central Terminal by furtively switching a bag containing the jewels with an identical duffel.

Jews' jewelry from Holocaust donated to memorial

As a slave laborer in Auschwitz, Meyer Hack was forced to sort through the tattered clothing stripped off inmates before they were sent to the gas chambers. He gathered valuable belongings hidden inside the clothes, stuffed them in a sock, hid them and later spirited them to freedom.

Calif. finds lead-tainted religious, kids' jewelry

California regulators say they've found religious and children's jewelry with dangerously high lead levels at stores and warehouses.

CEO of Berkshire's Helzberg jewelry unit resigns

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. says the chief executive of its Helzberg Diamond unit has resigned, but Warren Buffett's company did not say why.

What's hot at the pawnshop

It's not your father's pawnshop anymore.

Gold rush is on at a party near you

Alison DeRuiter of Phoenix showed up at party recently and went home with $542.

DailyCandy’s guide to spring trends

At last, spring is on its way, and not a minute too soon!  With it come visions of dining outside, leisurely strolls in the sun, and finally not having to wear clunky boots and snowman gear day in and day out. It’s enough to make you feel like a new person… a new person whose style also craves a spring awakening.

2,000-year-old gold earring found in Jerusalem

A luxurious gold, pearl and emerald earring provides a new visual clue about the life of the elite in Jerusalem some 2,000 years ago. And its discovery was a true eureka moment for excavators.

Austrian police recover valuable stolen ruby

A raid on a suspected gang of international jewel thieves has recovered an uncut ruby known as the "Prince of Burma" worth 3.2 million euros ($4.1 million), Austrian authorities said Thursday.

Sales of high-end jewelry lose their luster

This holiday season, women may be more likely to wind up with a partridge in a pear tree than five gold rings.

FBI launches Arkansas jewelry heists investigation

The million-dollar robberies occurred in the parking lots of jewelry stores, hotels and restaurants and took but a few terrifying seconds.

Fashion bug: Teens turn dead cicadas into jewelry

Two 17-year-old jewelry makers from Cape Cod, Massachusetts are hoping swarms of customers will want their latest creations: earrings and necklaces made from dead bugs.

$2M jewel heist in Mass. includes Super Bowl rings

Thieves broke into a jewelry company over the weekend and stole up to $2 million in gold, gems and other valuables, including Super Bowl rings made for New York Giants staff members, authorities said.

Jewelry Television accused of false advertising

A California woman has filed a $5 million lawsuit against Knoxville-based Jewelry Television, accusing the home-shopping channel of false advertising.

Private piercings raising public alarm

We see them in ears, eyebrows, noses and tongues. They peek out provocatively from belly-baring shirts and cause us to wince when we encounter a bristling faceful at the local coffee shop. They’re body piercings, some visible, some not so much, and for the past few years they’ve been raising both eyebrows — and the occasional alarm.

Fiji dig yields fine jewelry from early Lapitas

Excavators of the earliest human settlement in Fiji have found a cache of jewelry and high quality pottery dating back some 3,000 years and made by the Stone Age colonizers of the South Pacific.

Retailers to Recall Lead-Based Jewelry

More than a half-million pieces of Chinese-made children's jewelry contaminated with lead are being recalled, it was announced Wednesday.

Shells May Have Been Earliest Jewelry

Ancient beads that may represent the oldest attempt by people at self-decoration have been identified from sites in Algeria and Israel.

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Cash4Gold Absolutely Raking In The Money
Source: TechCrunch

You've probably seen ads on TV and the Internet for Florida-based Cash4Gold, a service that buys gold from people (watches, rings, other jewelry, etc.) via the mail. You send in your stuff, the company sends you money.

Moroccan shell beads point to dawn of modern human behaviour
Source: Planet Earth

Tiny shells had been pierced and strung into necklaces or jewelry 80,000 years ago among the people of North Africa, according to studies by an international team of scientists. The shells were carefully pierced, strung, and even dyed with red ocher or heated.

Is Lindsay Lohan Connected to a London Jewel Heist?
Source: PEOPLE.com

She may have been the last one seen wearing them, but did Lindsay Lohan steal $400,000 worth of Dior jewels from her Elle photoshoot?

Natural Living Expo
Source: Pathways Magazine

Sunday October 4th, 2009, 10am - 7pm 110 Exhibitors • 56 Workshops University of Maryland University College Inn & Conference Center by Marriott 3501 University Blvd. East, Adelphi, Maryland

Cops: Woman took pills from open houses - Linda Grablink was caught with pills in her hands (Video)
Source: wpri.com

BARRINGTON R.I. - A woman is arrested accused of attending open houses and stealing prescription medications from the homes. Barrington police say over the weekend a real estate agent noticed 50 year-old Linda Grablink with the pills in her hands and confronted her.

Paris gunman makes off with millions in jewels
Source: CNN

A thief staged a brazen, daylight holdup in an upscale district of the French capital, stealing at least $8.5 million in jewelry from the prestigious Chopard store, police said.

Woman accused of stealing $12 million in gold
Source: msnbc.com

A New York woman has been charged with stealing as much as $12 million in gold bullion and jewelry over a period of six years, lifting the ill-gotten booty from her employer in her pocketbook.

Shop raid prompts Muslim veil ban
Source: BBC News

The owners of an Asian jewellery shop which was recently robbed have decided to turn away people wearing the traditional veil worn by Muslim women.

Impasse ends in Iraqi parliament
Source: msnbc.com

Iraq's parliament ended months of political paralysis by electing a prominent Sunni lawmaker as its new speaker on Sunday. Meanwhile, attackers fatally shot seven people in Baghdad.

Video-Family Feeling Cheated After Sending Jewelry To Cash4Gold
Source: kptv.com

"A local family says Cash4Gold claims their envelope with gold jewelry never arrived and the Better Business Bureau ..."

Home gold-buying parties become fad
Source: Kentucky.com: Homepage

There's a new home party-giver who wants a seat on your couch. As Americans struggle to make ends meet, home gold-buying parties are becoming the latest fad across the South and Midwest.

Asking dad for daughter's hand has staying power
Source: msnbc.com

Although seeking permission from a woman's father is no longer a societal must, many prospective grooms still do it as a way to gain the trust, respect or friendship of their future fathers-in-law.

Diamond Sales, and Prices, Plunge in Downturn
Source: The New York Times

Diamonds may be forever, but apparently diamond buyers are more fickle.

Is Your Jewelry Eco-Friendly?
Source: MSN

First they want to blame the cattle for farting, now it's our jewely... What's next?

GemFind Relaunches B2B Website for Jewelry Professionals Only
Source: jckonline.com

GemFind.net, a website for jewelry professionals, has improved interactivity and usability as well as added many new features, such as improved search engine optimization of members' Web sites and direct e-mailing within the site.

Cash4Gold would like to melt down and recast their reputation, Offers blogger $3K to take down review
Source: cockeyed.com

How about that? A polite letter, with a clear goal: Bury the "Cash 4 Gold" name in my article so that it doesn't scare off every would-be gold seller with an internet connection. I was kind of thrilled.

PDF: Incident Report Released on George Anthony Missing
Source: WFTV.com

Incident Report by the Orange County Sheriff's Office

Dog Held For Ransom At Neighborhood Park
Source: kptv.com

A woman held a dog for ransom while demanding jewelry from the dog's owner Wednesday at a Vancouver park.

Calling All Recessionistas: Hot 'BlingJewelry.com' Website Has Sensational Style Savings
Source: PR Web

This is a PR letter on Bling Jewelry's influence on fashion in our current economic state

Teen charged with 4 killings in Rochester
Source: msnbc.com

A 17-year-old high school dropout shot, bludgeoned or stabbed to death four people over the Christmas holidays, three of them in the home of a jewelry merchant, police said Thursday.

Flush misfire leads detective to gun in toilet
Source: msnbc.com

A stolen gun was recovered when a detective tried to use the suspect's bathroom and couldn't get the toilet to work, authorities in Florida said.

Flush misfire leads detective to gun in toilet
Source: msnbc.com

A stolen gun was recovered when a detective tried to use the suspect's bathroom and couldn't get the toilet to work, authorities in Florida said.

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