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It was only a 10 minute walk. The old fashioned printing textile place wasn't adjacent to the jewellers and this suited the plan. He could easily do it in 7 without drawing attention to himself. The exact locations were De Beers at 46–50 Old Bond Street and Tiffany & Co. at 25 Old Bond Street. They were separated by 120 meters of space between them. There would be no evidence or call to say that either De Beers or Tiffany & Co had been robbed because no jeweller ever suffered burglary here. All burglary reports of jewellers in this area consistently showed nothing out of the ordinary. Things were kept quiet because the current owners leasing out the buildings in the area liked it that way. There had been smash and grabs but nothing involving jewellers. The only relevant incidents involved other boutiques, not De Beers or Tiffany. A coordinated smash‑and‑grab burglary spree had hit several luxury stores in central London, including Yves Saint Laurent on Bond Street and Bottega Veneta on Old Bond Street. These raids had involved stolen vehicles being reversed into storefronts, with over £500,000 in goods stolen across multiple shops. A separate report had described a wider pattern of smash‑and‑grab raids on luxury retailers across London, including Bond Street, but again no mention of De Beers or Tiffany & Co. as victims. £500,000? It was pocket change compared to what he had planned. He knew it and soon so would they.