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Jordanian Princess Ferial Arsheed revealed in a British court the details of her precious jewelry theft from her London home after her rare engagement ring appeared at a public auction in 2020. It was shown that the ring, made of sapphires and diamonds and a unique piece, appeared on the cover of a Canterbury auction catalog, prompting her to investigate and uncover the sale of other jewelry pieces from her collection at significantly lower prices than their actual value. The investigation revealed that her former housekeeper, Maria Virginea Taborda, and her nephew, Jullian Ramirez, were involved in stealing and selling these jewelry items, managing to liquidate pieces worth hundreds of thousands of pounds through auctions. Evidence showed that the accused repeatedly visited the house during the princess’s absence, and that the jewelry was stolen and traded illegally, with financial transfer records indicating illicit transactions. Ultimately, Jullian Ramirez fled to Colombia after being detained by police, while the housekeeper denied the charges and claimed innocence. The case remains under trial, highlighting the seriousness of stealing valuable jewelry and the importance of vigilance in protecting such assets.
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