jewellery

Jewels worth €1.6 million recovered after fake princess heist: police

IMMIGRATION

Three years after Denmark’s infamous 'jewellery law' hit world headlines, not a single piece has been confiscated

A controversial law enabling Danish authorities to confiscate valuable items from refugees, known as the ‘jewellery law’, was passed by parliament on January 26th, 2016.

JEWELLERY

Marie Antoinette pendant fetches $36 million, shattering estimate

JEWELLERY

Thief nabs €15 million of jewellery in Cannes robbery

SOTHEBY'S

Marie Antoinette’s exquisite jewels up for auction in Geneva

JEWELLERY

The five biggest jewellery heists France has ever seen

JEWELLERY

Danish police use infamous ‘jewellery law’ for first time

JEWELLERY

World still loves Denmark despite negative attention

CHRISTMAS

Jewellery brand Pandora defends ‘sexist’ Christmas ad

IMMIGRATION

Denmark suspends quota refugee programme

IMMIGRATION

Denmark seizes thousands in cash from migrants

IMMIGRATION

Denmark’s ‘jewellery law’ unused after two months