A collection of jewellery found on Bonney Avenue in Clayfield is waiting to be reunited with its owner, with police asking anyone who recognises the pieces to come forward.
The items include a silver heart-shaped pendant on a necklace chain and three rings — two gold-coloured rings and a silver-coloured ring with stones.
Queensland Police said the jewellery was found on Bonney Avenue during August. A property notice for the items was issued on 24 August.
Proof of Ownership Required
The jewellery is being held by the Hendra Police Property Office, and anyone who believes it belongs to them will need to provide proof of ownership.
The police property notice lists 30 September 2026 as the disposal date.
Under Queensland’s rules for unclaimed property held by police, an owner can provide written notice establishing ownership. If property remains unclaimed after the relevant notice period, police may dispose of or destroy it.
Anyone who thinks the jewellery may be theirs can contact the Hendra Police Property Office on 07 3632 2301.
The Queensland Police reference for the found jewellery is QP2601630120.
Published 25-August-2026
