Police 'naturally' recover a $19,000 Fabergé egg swallowed by alleged thief

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New Zealand police successfully recovered a Fabergé egg pendant valued at $19,000, which a man allegedly swallowed while attempting to steal it from a jewelry store. The recovery occurred naturally, without medical intervention, six days after the incident. Authorities confirmed the pendant's safe retrieval, emphasizing the unusual nature of the theft.

The British Museum showcases a Sufi spirit exhibit, while Henry VIII’s lost Ottoman dagger is featured at Strawberry Hill House in London until February 15. Additionally, the art of Rego is being renewed, and a Fabergé egg has set a new record for being the world’s most expensive egg.

Police in New Zealand have recovered a Fabergé egg pendant valued at approximately NZ$33,000 ($19,000) from a man who allegedly swallowed it while attempting to steal it from a jewelry store. The recovery took place six days after the incident, with authorities monitoring the suspect's condition as the pendant passed naturally through his gastrointestinal tract.

New Zealand police have successfully recovered a Fabergé egg pendant valued at NZ$33,000 ($19,000) from a man who allegedly swallowed it while attempting to steal it from a jewelry store. The recovery occurred six days after the incident, with police monitoring the suspect's bowel movements until the pendant was expelled naturally, avoiding the need for medical intervention.

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