Anne Hathaway and Raffaello Follieri
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Besides paying the federal government $2.4 million he made attracting investors to real-estate ventures, Follieri, 30, is also surrendering 12 watches – among them, a Rolex, a Cartier, a Harrods, a Donald Trump and three Omegas – and nine pieces of jewelry, reports The New York Times. The jewelry is believed to have belonged to Follieri's former girlfriend, Anne Hathaway.
Those pieces reportedly include a gold-colored ring with light blue-green stone, a pair of silver earrings and blue and clear stones, a 16-inch five-strand necklace with pearl beads, and a 32-inch gold-colored chain with a red-brown stone and gold-colored tassel.
In addition, reports the New York Post, Follieri must forfeit some precious metals and jewelry he stored in the Bronx, as well as a Cartier figurine in a box and a Tiffany clock.
Follieri, who lived in a $37,000-a-month Manhattan apartment in Trump Tower, faces a suggested sentence of between 4¼ and 5¼ years.
"He's a con artist," social acquaintance Paolo Zampolli, who works in real estate development, tells The Times. "He deserves what he gets."
Hathaway, who admitted in a recent interview her world fell apart with Follieri's downfall, has not been quoted as commenting since he made his guilty pleas Wednesday.
