French police keep watch outside the Carlton Hotel on July 28, 2013 in Cannes, after an armed man robbed a jewellery exhibition. Insurers Lloyd's of London Tuesday offered up to 1.0 million euros ($1.3m) for information leading to the recovery of the stolen jewels worth an estimated 103 million euros. (AFP/File)
PARIS, France (AFP) – Insurers Lloyd's of London Tuesday offered up to 1.0 million euros ($1.3m) for information leading to the recovery of jewels stolen from a Cannes hotel last month worth an estimated 103 million euros.
"A reward of up to 1,000,000 euros pro rata is offered to the first person who provides information which leads to recovery of the goods. Offer subject to certain conditions," said the insurer in a statement.
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