Hong Kong police search for $1.53M ring HONG KONG, Jan. 18 (UPI) -- Hong Kong police are searching for an emerald-and-diamond ring worth more than $1.53 million left in a luxury hotel bathroom by a jewelry company executive. A reward of more than $64,000 has been offered for the return of the ring, which Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele, the 49-year-old co-president of Chopard, left in the Four Seasons Hotel's Harbour View ballroom bathroom in September, The Daily Telegraph of Britain reported Wednesday. The ring, which police believe has been stolen, has a 16.83 carat emerald between two diamonds and smaller diamonds around the band. Gruosi-Scheufele was in Hong Kong to celebrate the opening of a new Chopard store when she accidentally left the ring in the bathroom Sept. 8, the South China Morning Post reported. She returned to the bathroom to look for the ring a few minutes after leaving it but it was gone, police said. The Telegraph said some speculate the ring may have been pawned.