The Stolen Jewelry Website of the Jewelers' Security Alliance provides a central clearinghouse for the jewelry industry, law enforcement, insurance personnel and the public to share information on jewelry that has been stolen or recovered in the United States.

The database associated with this website contains a listing of stolen and recovered jewelry reported to JSA. Law enforcement personnel can submit for listing any recovered or stolen merchandise. Jewelers or members of the public can submit to us a list of stolen jewelry as long as they have filed a police report, and inform JSA of the agency with which the report was filed, including the date and the incident number.

Listed items are limited to jewelry, watches, diamonds and other precious gems. Art, furniture, stamps, coins, and other valuables are not eligible for listing. Items that are not identifiable or are of low value, and those that are not unique or lack distinguishing features, such as laser inscriptions, grading reports or serial numbers, may not be suitable for inclusion in the database. JSA will make a decision on each submission regarding whether the item should be included.