'Madonna bracelet' in raid haul

The bracelet was picked by dress designer Stella McCartney

A £49,000 bracelet Madonna was said to have worn at her wedding to Guy Ritchie is among the items stolen in a raid on a London jewellers, it emerges.

The French filgree cuff, dating from 1910, and studded with 19 carats of diamonds was among the haul taken in the raid on Moira's antique jewellers on New Bond Street.

Two men dressed as builders used an iron girder as a battering ram to break down a security door.

Madonna married Guy Ritchie at Skibo Castle in Scotland

They threatened three members of staff with a handgun and escaped with a large quantity of jewellery, thought to be worth about £100,000.

Despite a reported large reward being offered by a firm of Lloyd's underwriters, police have not recovered the bracelet or any other item from the haul since the raid on the morning of 4 May.

The robbers escaped in a white van which was found abandoned and burnt out later. The Robbery Squad at Barnes are investigating.

Three victims suffered shock, while an elderly man was briefly held in hospital after being pushed down a flight of stairs by the suspects.

The jeweller's was unable to confirm if Madonna wore the bracelet at her wedding or if the star still owned the item.