Gardaí are appealing to people who've had jewellery stolen to check their website, to see if one of their items has been recovered.
It's after officers at Crumlin Garda Station discovered €165,000 worth of jewellery at a house in the greater Tallaght area.
45 wrist and pocket watches, 32 rings and €55,000 worth of diamonds are among the items recovered by Gardaí in a house in west Dublin.
During the searches a significant volume of precious stones, removed from original jewellery items, were also recovered.
Officers believe the goods were stolen in burglaries across the country, or even from abroad.
Gardaí attached to DMR South Garda Division are making a public appeal to identify the owners of a substantial volume of Jewellery in their possession.
These items can be viewed here: https://t.co/jAgouAcAOH
For further information, contact Crumlin Garda Station on 01 666 6200. pic.twitter.com/pzpjeOhNzo— Garda Info (@gardainfo) September 8, 2021
Inspector Jason Miley says their priority now is reuniting the items with their rightful owners.
Gardaí say they're following a definite line of enquiry.
Officers say members of the public seeking further information are advised to contact Crumlin Garda Station 01-6666200. Their contact details will be taken, quoting the reference numbers to item of jewellery, and a member of the investigation team will return contact with them.
