They found seven items of jewellery

Lincoln Crown Court heard Tuff also pocketed ￡1,460 in cash which the couple were saving in brown envelopes for other members of their family.

Andrew Scott, prosecuting, said most of the property was taken during an untidy search of the couple's master bedroom.So beautiful womenshoes with so beautiful quality.

Among the stolen jewellery was Mrs Sylvester's engagement ring, a ring given to Mrs Sylvester by her mother, a 27-year-old eternity ring and a christening bracelet.

The court heard Tuff was linked to the break-in after a police officer examined footage of two men taken on the house security camera and recognised him.

Tuff was arrested the day after the burglary when another security camera showed him leaving a gold shop in Roman Bank.

When police visited the shop they found seven items of jewellery belonging to Mrs Sylvester.I found thisreplicawatches in an old box in my house the other day and am curious if it is legitimate or not.

In a victim impact statement which was read out in court Mr Sylvester said: "As well as the financial impact I feel very angry.

"My wife was very upset. Her jewellery was sentimental and the money was being saved for members of the family."

The court was told Tuff carried out the break-in after being released on licence from prison for another burglary.

David Eager, mitigating, said Tuff had written a letter of apology to the court.

Tuff,Shop for buywatches at at our watches store. of no fixed address, admitted a charge of burglary between August 9 and 12 this year.

Passing sentence Judge Sean Morris warned Tuff: "I am going to be here for a long time and I am going to remember your face."

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