Erika Jayne Caught Swapping Out $750K Earrings For Cheaper Pair To Con Trustees

Erika Jayne Caught Swapping Out $750K Earrings For Cheaper Pair To Con Trustees

The bankruptcy trustee suing Erika Jayne is alleging that The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star intentionally handed over the wrong pair of diamond earrings at the center of her case. 

Attorney Ronald Richards dropped the bombshell news on Twitter Wednesday. According to Richards, Erika Jayne swapped out the $750,000 diamond earrings that she was ordered to hand over to the bankruptcy trustee months ago.

“Breaking: We can safely report that the earrings that Erika Girardi gave to the Trustee are NOT the same earrings on the sales invoice aka as the replacement earrings purchased through a tax fraud by Tom Girardi where he falsely claimed the $750k check was a court cost,” Ronald tweeted on November 23.

Red flags alerted the trustee when the auction house valued the diamond earrings at a significantly lower cost — $250,000 and $350,000 — in comparison to the estimated value of $750k.  

Erika Jayne and  her husband, Tom Girardi, claimed the original pair of earrings were stolen in a home burglary, however, attorney Richard, detailed the lies in the timeline involving the home burglary.

“Here are the facts,” Ronald tweeted. “1. Erika claims under oath she had a burglary in 2006. 2. Tom claims to the franchise tax board it was 2007. 3. Erika claims Tom bought her replacement earrings in 2007 under oath. 4. The jeweler confirms this under oath. His invoice lists two 2004 GIA certificates tied to the earrings he sold.”

Ronald Richards confirmed that Erika Jayne turned over different earrings than what she was ordered to by the court.

“5. The earrings Erika ultimately turned over the Trustee are NOT the same earrings on the invoice. 6. The GIA certificates that were ordered in 2022 show they are not the same diamonds. Erika, please explain what happened,” he continued. “I am sure there this a good explanation.”

He continued, “Receipts will be posted later today. We tried to dumb this down as you always request so we are holding off on the receipts until we get a consensus everyone understands. Ask any questions you need to,” he wrote.

The attorney added, “receipts” adding, “Here are the receipts for the earring issue. I will be on air now answering questions about it,” he wrote.

As All About The Tea readers know, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star filed an appeal back in July 2022 in Los Angeles after a judge ordered her to turn over the expensive diamond earrings gifted to her by her estranged husband and disgraced attorney Tom Girardi.

Many outraged fans responded to Ronald Richards’ tweets — blasting the former pop star for her nefarious actions. One person tweeted, “She is now claiming they were stolen after publicly telling EVERYONE on and off camera that they were the 750k earrings. She’s a con artist.”

Another responded, “She’s not a good singer. She’s not a good person. Turns out she’s not even a good con-artist. Thanks for sharing. This is going to be interesting.”

“I knew it! I asked you this question on Sunday and you said there was “zero,” chance EG switched out the diamonds. My question is why didn’t the Trustee know this until now? Why didn’t she have the earrings appraised and certified as soon as they were turned over?” Someone else stated.

An observer pointed out, “I’m sure she knew, that’s why she has been fighting so hard to keep them. she has the real ones stashed, with all her crocodile purses, boots, shoes, paintings, cougar ring etc…remember she said she could pass the bar herself. Playing dumb will only work for so long!”

Since announcing her split from Tom Girardi in November 2020, Erika has been locked in a series of legal battles relating to her estranged spouse’s business dealings. One month after she filed for divorce, she and the former lawyer were accused of embezzling settlement funds earmarked for the families of Lion Air Flight 610 plane crash victims. The suit alleges offenses, including racketeering, conspiracy to commit racketeering, receipt of stolen property and unlawful business practice, consumers legal remedies act and deceit.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is currently on hiatus. 

 

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