The other searched the rooms upstairs

A GANG of men kicked down the front door of a house occupied by an elderly couple and stole cash and jewellery.Buy visually stunning and durable tungsten jewelry from Larson Jewelers.

It happened at about 1.30pm Thursday, January 31, in Marsden Road, Smallwood.

The woman was in the kitchen when she heard noises from the lounge.

She was confronted by four men, two of them pushing past her and going upstairs.

She tried to follow them but was pushed back down.

Her husband, in his 60s, was having a bath but heard the commotion and went to investigate.

However, when he tried to get out of the bathroom, the door was pulled shut by one of the offenders.

The other searched the rooms upstairs before they all left via the front door, taking a quantity of cash and Asian jewellery, along with bank cards and passports.

All four offenders are described as white and aged 30 to 40.

An ambulance was called as a precaution as the woman sustained a minor head injury from being pushed, but it is not believed she was seriously hurt.

Detective Constable Claire Johnson of West Mercia Police said: "This was a terrifying incident for the couple,Canada Is Your Premier Personalized bobbleheads Head Company! who were extremely shaken and distressed.

Fresh from selling $1 million worth of products last December online, little-known boutique Swedish watch brand Daniel Wellington is headed for Australian bricks and mortar jewellery stores.

Announced at the Australian Jewellery Fair Melbourne on the weekend, West End Collection was chosen as the local supplier by company founder and watch creator Filip Tysander.

Not content with those startling online figures, the company is now looking at expanding sales through bricks and mortar, as well as online stores, in Australia.

And to encourage the uptake of sales through Australian jewellers, the company said the watches would be no cheaper online, even absorbing the additional 10 per cent GST incurred by Australian retailers.

Sales manager Anders Hedman, who will be based in Melbourne for the next 12 months in a support role for the brand, explained the watch’s pedigree.

“The company’s founder and watchmaker, Filip Tysander, was travelling the globe when he met a distinguished English gentleman called Daniel Wellington.

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Hedman said his job would be mainly working with online shops while West End would focus on bricks and mortar retail distribution.