NYU freshman stole designer jewelry and luxury items worth $51,000 from girl whose millionaire dad has links to Putin to make a quick buck online, lawsuit claims

A freshman at New York University allegedly stole a stash of luxury items from her roommate whose millionaire father has ties to Vladimir Putin.

Aurora Agapov, 19, has accused her roommate and “good friend,” Kaitlyn Fung, 18, of stealing approximately $51,000 worth of designer jewelry and items.

Agapov, whose father is a Russian gold mining magnate worth about $75 million, discovered the theft at the end of her freshman year at NYU, according to a lawsuit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court.

Fung allegedly stole exclusive pieces from renowned brands such as Gucci, Chanel and Bvlgari, including an 18K ruby ​​ring worth $23,765.

She was arrested on May 2 on a charge of third-degree grand larceny and later released pending further court proceedings.

Fung reportedly sold a Bvlgari necklace worth $13,000 for just $2,485, and a Chanel bracelet worth $2,000 for just $175.

Agapov, whose father is a Russian gold mining magnate worth about $75 million, discovered the theft at the end of her freshman year at NYU, according to a lawsuit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court. The arts major, originally from London, is now seeking $51,000 in damages in a lawsuit

When Agapov discovered that her close friend and roommate had stolen her personal belongings and sold them online, he told the New York Post, “My heart dropped.”

‘We talked almost every day. I would say we haven’t really had an argument or anything,” she said.

“If anything, our relationship got better by the second semester.”

The art student, originally from London, is now seeking $51,000 in damages in a lawsuit.

The items allegedly stolen by Fung include exclusive pieces from renowned brands such as Gucci, Chanel and Bvlgari.

According to Agapov, the items have sentimental value and were gifted to her by her mother.

“I didn’t sleep that night,” she said.

“My mother gave me those things. They mean a lot to me.’

Agapov realized the extent of the theft in May when she described her shock at finding a receipt from The Real Real showing her missing items in Fung’s possession, the complaint said.

She claims Fung sold these items online through consignment store The Real Real, significantly undervaluing them.

Other valuables, including an 18K ruby ​​ring and several designer handbags, were put up for sale but remained unsold when the theft was discovered.

Fung (left) was arrested on May 2 on a third-degree grand larceny charge and later released pending further court proceedings

Fung allegedly sold a Bvlgari necklace worth $13,000 for just $2,485, and a Chanel bracelet worth $2,000 for just $175.

Further valuables, including a Solange Azagury 18K ruby ​​ring worth $23,765 and several designer handbags, including a Celine Nanno tote bag worth $3,300; and a $4.00 Chanel bag. They were for sale, but remained unsold when the theft was discovered.

Agapov immediately confronted Fung and eventually moved from their dorm room in NYU’s Founders Hall on East 12th Street.

She talked about her attempt to retrieve her belongings from The Real Real’s brick-and-mortar store, only to discover that Fung’s mother had already retrieved them.

Andre Agapov, Agapov’s father, is president and CEO and the largest individual shareholder of Rusoro Mining Limited, a gold mining company headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.