A reward of up to $1.9 million has been offered after a “brazen” jewelery heist in London

Dallas police are investigating a jewelry theft at a family business

Victims of a $12.5 million London jewelry raid have offered rewards of up to $1.9 million to help recover the gems and catch the thief.

Some of the properties are said to be owned by art collector Shafira Huang, who is said to be a multi-millionaire Instagram influencer.

A lone thief stole jewelry and designer handbags worth more than $188,000 after climbing through a second-floor window at a property in the upmarket Primrose Hill area of ​​north London on December 7. London police said.

The force released a security camera image of the suspect wearing a dark jacket and a gray baseball cap, with his face covered.

Items taken during the break-in include a number of statement jeweled necklaces and bracelets, Hermes Crocodile Kelly handbags, and $19,000 in cash.

Other stolen items included two diamond butterfly rings from De Beers, pink sapphire butterfly earrings from Katherine Wang, and a gold, diamond and ruby ​​necklace from Van Cleef, the BBC reported. I mentioned.

Detective Paulo Roberts said: “This is a brazen crime where the suspect entered the property armed with an unknown weapon and violated the sanctuary of the victims’ home.”

He added: “The suspect stole jewelery worth £10.4 million, most of which is sentimental and unique in design and therefore easily identifiable.”

A family spokesman said Metro They believed the robbery was a “pre-planned, professional act.”

The spokesman said: “Everyone is fine, but after only 63 seconds one of the employees was in direct confrontation with the thief if he had entered the room a little early.” “I can say categorically that all the windows in the house were closed.”

The homeowners, who were not on the property at the time of the robbery, are offering $625,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect.

They also offer a second bonus of 10 percent of the value of any items redeemed.