Police have launched an appeal after £500,000 worth of jewellery was stolen from a house in southeast London.
The incident took place at a home in Bickley Road, Bromley, on 30 December last year.
Footage showed three men entering the property through a forced bathroom window.
The group, who entered the home at 5.40pm and left at 6.25pm, carried out the theft while the owners were home.
Pics: Met Police
The Metropolitan Police have now shared images of the stolen jewellery in a new appeal for information.
No arrests have been made in connection with the burglary so far.
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Pics: Met Police
Detective Constable Jamie White, of the Met’s South Area Command Unit, said: “While the monetary value of this theft is enormous, the sentimental value is priceless – with many of the pieces being passed down through generations of the family.
“Helpfully, a number of the pieces stolen are unique, so we are hoping that releasing these photographs will jog someone’s memory.”
