Discovered in Wildeshausen: A jewellery box and handbag by Polish police.
In the serene surroundings of the Arboretum in Wildeshausen, Delmenhorst, on a Friday in August 2025, an unexpected discovery was made. A wallet, an empty cash box, and a jewelry box were found by a walker along a hiking trail in the Wildenbäume area.
The items, which include several pieces of jewelry, have since remained unclaimed. The police in Wildeshausen are currently investigating the matter, and it is assumed that the items were recovered stolen goods.
No further details about the location within the Arboretum where the items were found have been disclosed. However, anyone who recognises the items is asked to contact the police at 04431-9410. The police station's homepage can be found at x.com/Polizei_DEL, and the press office can be reached at 04221-1559104 or via email at [email protected].
The homepage for the Police Station Delmenhorst/Oldenburg-Land/Wesermarsch is also available at https://t.co/aQZG7qf8EJ. The location of the find is Delmenhorst, a town in Wesermarsch, Germany.
The police are particularly interested in finding the owner of the jewelry pieces, as photos of them have been made available. The owners of the wallet, the empty cash box, and the jewelry box have not been identified in the available sources so far.
No information about the owner of the wallet or the jewelry has been released to the public. The police investigation into the matter is ongoing, and no details about it have been provided.
If you have any information that could help identify the owners of these items, please contact the Wildeshausen police. Your assistance could help reunite these items with their rightful owners.
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