In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo

In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo

      Today at 17:17, customs officers at Koltsovo Airport found 34 kilograms of jewelry belonging to two Russian women who arrived from Hangzhou, China, via Kazakhstan. This was reported by the press service of the Ural Customs Directorate.

      — Upon arrival from Almaty, the women were stopped by inspectors in the international arrivals hall. They had large boxes containing six thousand various jewelry pieces, semi-precious stones, figurines, and blanks for making jewelry,— clarified the department.

      The passengers stated that they planned to sell the jewelry. The seized items were sent for examination, and administrative protocols were initiated against the women. They now face a significant fine.

      Earlier at Koltsovo, a man had a kilogram of black caviar discovered.

In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo

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In Koltsovo, jewelry worth 34 kilograms was found on two female passengers from China – photo

At Koltsovo Airport, customs officers found 34 kilograms of jewelry belonging to two Russian women who arrived from Hangzhou, China, via transit through Kazakhstan. This was reported by the press service of the Ural Customs Administration.