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May 14, 2012 / 1:37 PM

Thieves take $12.78 million in jewelry

MILAN, Italy, May 14 (UPI) -- Police said Monday robbers nabbed some $12.78 million worth of antique jewelry from Rosa Maria Buccallati of the Milan jewelry family.

Buccallati, 52, said her car was rear-ended on her way back from a trade show Sunday. ANSA reported thieves reached into the car and snatched the suitcase containing the pieces from the passenger seat.

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Buccallati was not injured. Police said they were investigating the incident.

The Buccallati family has been known since 1919 for antique silver jewelry.

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