Police appeal after huge jewellery theft in Doncaster
A huge collection of gems was stolen in the raid
Police in Doncaster have launched an appeal after a huge jewellery theft.
Officers are probing the raid which took place last month.
A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: “We are appealing for information following a reported burglary in Doncaster last month in which several items of jewellery were stolen.
“Between 4.20pm and 5.50pm on Monday 26 October it is reported that an address at Blue Bell Court, Blaxton was broken into and dozens of items of jewellery were stolen.
“The items stolen include five watches, silver, gold, white gold, and platinum rings, earrings, one set of pearls, bracelets, chains, and a bangle.
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“Most of the rings are size I.
“Officers have carried out a number of enquiries including pursuing CCTV opportunities and conducting forensic investigations at the scene, but have so far been unable to identify a suspect.
“We are sharing photos of some of the items of jewellery that were reported stolen.”
“If you have seen these advertised for sale or have any information about this incident that could help our enquiries, please get in touch online or by calling 101, quoting incident number 785 of 26 October 2026.”