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A jeweller and his son in Jaipur have been accused of duping a US woman out of Rs 6 crore by selling her fake jewellery, police said on Wednesday. However, CCTV footage showed Nortje leaving with A US woman was duped into buying artificial jewellery worth Rs 300 for a whopping Rs 6 crore by a Rajasthan shop owner, the police said. Cherish, a US citizen, bought the silver jewellery with A US woman named Cherish was duped into buying what she thought was genuine jewelry worth Rs 6 crore from a Rajasthan shop owner, only to find out it was counterfeit and valued at just Rs 300. She confronted the seller in Jaipur after showcasing the jewelry in the US and filed a police complaint. The case highlights concerns over fraudulent practices targeting international buyers. Meanwhile A U.S. tourist was duped of Rs 6 crore for jewellery which turned out to be fake. Identified as Cherish, the woman was conned by a man from Jaipur who sold her the fake jewellery at the city's Johri Bazaar. Reports say the ornaments sold to the woman are worth no more than Rs 300. The woman revealed per The Economic Times that she met the A Jaipur-based shopkeeper has been accused of scamming an American woman into paying ₹ 6 crore for artificial jewellery that was actually worth a mere ₹ 300. According to a report in the In a shocking incident, a US woman was duped into buying artificial jewellery worth Rs 300 for a whopping Rs 6 crore by a Rajasthan shop owner, the police said. The accused shopkeeper and his son Police are searching for father and son jewellers from the north-western Indian state of Rajasthan after they allegedly duped an American woman into paying 60 million rupees ($720,000) for items actually worth 300 rupees - less than $4.. Cherish Nortez bought what she believed was 14 carat gold chain and a pendant with encrusted diamonds from a retailer at historic jewellery market Johri Cherish, a US resident bought a piece of jewellery from Jaipur's Johri Bazaar, which falls

under the jurisdiction of the Manak Chowk police station. The jewellery cost her Rs 6 crore. However, when she displayed the jewellery at an exhibition in the US in April, it was discovered to be fake following which Cherish confronted the sellers. A jewellery shop owner duped a US national by selling her fake jewellery worth ₹ 300 for a whopping ₹ 6 crore in Jaipur. The local police initiated an inquiry in the case after the A US tourist visiting Jaipur has accused a jeweler of duping her into buying fake jewelry for a staggering Rs 6 crore (approximately $870,000 USD). The woman, identified as Cherish, reportedly A jeweller and his son from Jaipur are absconding after allegedly duping a US-based woman of ₹ 6 crore by selling fake jewellery over the last two years, the police said.. Representational image. The woman ended up purchasing jewellery of Rs 300 for a massive Rs 6 crore. The complaint was filed by Nortje on May 18th where she reported that the jewels she bought from Jaipur's shop turned out to be fake. The incident came to light when Nortje had gone to an exhibition in the US and her jewellery was assessed as fake jewellery. US woman scammed into buying fake jewellery worth Rs 300 for 6 crores in Jaipur. She filed a police complaint against Gaurav Soni who duped her and police are on a lookout. Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], June 12 (ANI): A jeweller and his son in Jaipur have been accused of duping a US woman out of Rs 6 crore by selling her fake jewellery, police said on Wednesday. Jaipur, June 12: In a jaw-dropping revelation, a US woman found herself embroiled in a stunning jewellery scam, allegedly orchestrated by a father-son duo in Jaipur, Rajasthan.The US citizen identified as Cherish was purportedly lured into purchasing artificial jewellery valued at a mere Rs 300, only to be charged an exorbitant Rs 6 crore by the jewellers. New Delhi: A jewellery shop in Jaipur duped a US tourist into buying fake jewellery worth 300 rupees for a

staggering Rs 6 crore. US national Cherish was charged Rs 6 crore for the purchase of silver jewellery with gold polish from a store in Jaipur, Rajasthan's Johri Bazaar. A US woman was defrauded into purchasing fake jewellery, originally costing Rs 300, for Rs 6 crore by a shop owner in Rajasthan, as per police. The US citizen, Cherish, bought silver jewellery with gold polish from a shop located in Jaipur's Johri Bazaar, Economic Times reported. When she displayed Jaipur: A US national was duped of Rs 6 crore in exchange of fake jewellery that she had purchased from a shop in Jaipur.Following intervention of the US Embassy, Japiur Police have initiated a probe while the shop owner and his son are absconding. Cherish, a US resident had bought jewellery worth Rs 6 crore from a shop in Johri Bazaar under Manak Chowk police station area in Jaipur. Jaipur: A US woman named Cherish Nortje was scammed into buying fake jewellery worth Rs 300 for a shocking price of Rs 6 crore by a shop owner by Jaipur, Rajasthan. Cherish bought the jewellery from Johri Bazaar in Jaipur. When she took the jewellery to an exhibition in the US in April, she discovered that she had been scammed. A US woman's worst nightmare came true when she realised the $718,000 jewellery that she purchased from an Indian shopkeeper over the last two years was actually worth a mere $4. The Rajasthan shopkeeper, from Jaipur's Johri Bazaar, reportedly sold fake jewellery to Cherish for a staggering amount. It was only in April that she realised that what she assumed to be real gold ornaments were The Jaipur Police has filed a case against a father-son jeweller duo after a US woman complained that she was duped by them into buying fake jewellery worth Rs 300 at a whopping Rs 6 crore. Jaipur: A jeweller and his son in Jaipur have been accused of duping a US woman out of Rs 6 crore by selling her fake jewellery, police said on Wednesday. According to officials, the jeweller duo, identified as Rajendra Soni and

Gaurav Soni, allegedly polished silver chains to look like gold and sold Rs 300 moissanite stones as expensive diamonds, complete with fake certificates. According to Additional DCP North Bajrang Singh Shekhawat, a US resident registered a case against Rajendra Soni and his son Gaurav, accusing them of selling fake jewellery worth Rs 6 crore last month. "Investigations have revealed that the accused had sold silver jewellery with gold polish worth Rs 300 to the foreigner at Rs 6 crore. A jewellery shop owner duped a US national by selling her fake jewellery worth ₹300 for a whopping ₹6 crore in Jaipur. The local police initiated an inquiry in the case after the intervention Jaipur Police, Rajasthan said the owners of a shop in Jaipur's Johri Bazaar / Jewellers' Market under Manak Chowk police station area sold silver jewellery with gold polish worth only Rs 300 / $ 3.6 to a US Tourist for Rs 6 crore / 718,000 US$ / 3/4 of a million $. They had also given her a *certificate of the authenticity* of the jewellery. The woman, Cherish realized she had been cheated A US woman named Cherish was duped into purchasing artificial jewellery valued at Rs 300 for massive Rs 6 crore by a shop owner in Rajasthan, Indian police have revealed. Cherish, who is a US Jaipur Fake Jewellery: A shocking incident has come to light in Rajasthan. According to the police, a Jaipur shopkeeper sold fake jewelery worth Rs 300 to an American woman for Rs 6 crore. #FakeJewellery #Scam #jaipurnews ~ED.120~PR.115~ Show less. Recommended. 1:53. I. Jaipur: In a shocking case that has surfaced from Jaipur city of Rajasthan, a shop in Johari Bazaar Sold Fake Jewellery Worth Rs 300 at Rs 6 Crore To a US National. After realising the truth, the Jaipur fake jewellery video Viral 12 June 2024; 14 3 minutes read; US Woman Duped into Buying Fake Jewelry Worth Rs 300 for Rs 6 Crore in Jaipur, Returns to India to File Complaint. In a startling incident, a US woman was swindled into purchasing

artificial jewelry worth Rs 300 for an exorbitant Rs 6 crore by a shop owner in Jaipur, Rajasthan