How many pieces of jewellery were involved in the consignment dispute?

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Forty-four pieces of luxury jewellery were involved in the consignment dispute.

The High Court ordered Rosmah Mansor to pay RM67.5 million to Lebanese jeweller Global Royalty Trading SAL for failing to return 43 pieces of luxury jewellery. The dispute centred on a total of 44 pieces of jewellery valued at US$14.57 million, which Global Royalty stated were delivered to Rosmah in 2018 under a consignment arrangement for viewing.
Jewellery Delivered for Viewing

Global Royalty Trading SAL supplied 44 pieces of luxury jewellery to Rosmah Mansor in 2018. These items were provided for her to view under a consignment agreement, meaning she had possession of the jewellery but did not own it outright without payment.
Court Ruling on Missing Items

The High Court ruled that Rosmah Mansor received the jewellery but neither purchased nor paid for it. Crucially, the court found that she failed to return 43 of the 44 pieces.
Recovery of One Item

Out of the 44 pieces initially supplied, only one item was recovered and returned to the Lebanese company. This recovered piece was identified as a diamond and emerald bracelet, which was returned following separate forfeiture proceedings.

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