SAN DIEGO – Burglars got away with artwork and jewelry worth more than $5 million from a Rancho Santa Fe home, sheriff’s detectives said Tuesday. 
 
 Nearly a dozen paintings, including a Monet print and a Pissarro print, worth more than $1 million were stolen. Twenty sculptures, some Chinese and some by Andreas von Zadora-Gerlof, were taken along with the jewelry, including elaborate gold, tourmaline, diamond, cabochon, and citrine necklaces and bracelet sets, the San Diego Sheriff’s Department said. 
 
 The burglary occurred between 9 p.m. June 17 and 6 a.m. June 18, but sheriff’s detectives did not disclose the address. The burglars took artwork, including 11 paintings, valued at more than $1 million, and prints by Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro, according to detectives. 
 
 The median annual income in Rancho Santa Fe in 2010 was estimated at $188,859, ranking it as one of the highest income areas in the nation with a population of more than 1,000. Rancho Santa Fe had about 3,100 residents in 2010. 
 
 Anyone with more information about the burglary was asked to call the sheriff’s department’s Encinitas Station at (858) 966-3500, or Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477; email, sdcrimestoppers.com. 
 
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  Sheriff’s detectives are looking for thieves who broke into a Rancho Santa Fe home in June and took off with $5 million worth of art and jewels, including gold and diamond encrusted necklaces and a Monet print. 
 
 A Jose Maria Velasco oil on canvas painting that was stolen from a Rancho Santa Fe home in June.— Crime Stoppers Share Photo  
 
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 ✉ A Jose Maria Velasco oil on canvas painting that was stolen from a Rancho Santa Fe home in June. / Crime Stoppers 
 
 “In my experience, this is definitely one of the biggest (burglaries) I’ve seen,” said Enicintas Sheriff’s detective Brett Garrett. 
 
 The burglars broke into the home sometime between 9 p.m. June 17 and 6 a.m. June 18, according to San Diego Crime Stoppers. 
 
 Gold, tourmaline, diamond, cabochon, citrine necklace and bracelet set valued at $100,000.— Crime Stoppers Share Photo  
 
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 ✉ Gold, tourmaline, diamond, cabochon, citrine necklace and bracelet set valued at $100,000. / Crime Stoppers 
 
 The suspects took 11 paintings, including the Monet print and a Pissarro print, all valued at a total of more than $1 million. They also stole four necklace and bracelet sets made of gold, tourmaline, diamond, cabochon and citrine, and valued at $100,000 each. 
 
 A Four Seasons Clock by Andreas von Zadora Gerlof that was stolen.— Crime Stoppers Share Photo  
 
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 ✉ A Four Seasons Clock by Andreas von Zadora Gerlof that was stolen. / Crime Stoppers 
 
 Also stolen were 20 Chinese sculptures and Andreas van Zadora Gerlof sculptures valued at more than $3 million. 
 
 Investigators are exploring several different avenues to see if the burglars are trying to sell the art and jewelry, Garrett said. 
 
 Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff’s Department’s Encinitas Station at (858) 966‐3500 or the Crime Stoppers anonymous tip line at (888) 580‐8477. 
 
 Crime Stoppers is offering up to a $1,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest.
– Another multimillion-dollar heist is in the news, but this one involves a private home. Police in ritzy Rancho Sante Fe near San Diego say thieves made off with $5 million worth of art and jewelry from the estate, reports the Union-Tribune and Fox 5 San Diego. The loot includes a Monet print, a Picasso print, several other paintings, gold and diamond jewelry, and pricey sculptures. Police are keeping an eye out for the items to be surface on the black market, but so far no luck.