Surrey jewellery store owner unsure of re-opening after losing $300,000 in burglary

Surrey jewellery store owner unsure of re-opening after losing $300,000 in burglary

May 20, 2024 6:52 pm PST.

The owner Damas Jewellery in hesitant to re-open his store after he lost $300,00 worth of jewellery during a break-in. His is not the first jewellery store to be targeted in the area. Cecilia Hua reports.

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