Complaint / Review
Nadia Silber - Nadia G. Silber - World Antiques
Con-Artist, Money Scams, Fraudulent Antiques & Diamonds

Claims to have in her possession a number of fraudulent antiques including a chair supposedly once sat in by Henry VIII, a sofa owned by Napoleon Bonaparte, and other items.

- Offered to rent to people "Pope John Paul II's Retirement Home" in South Florida.

- Sold a "flawless" diamond which was subsequently inspected by an impartial jeweler and found to be flawed to the extent that it was visible to the naked eye and next to worthless.

- Scammed money off of a number of people, including asking several people for $20K to help her daughter, who was supposedly on her deathbed. Daughter is neither ill nor dying.

- Claims to be from "blue-blooded Russian aristocracy" and connected to the Russian mafia, and has made threats including that information.

- Has written bad checks amounting in the tens of thousands of dollars to individuals whom she has scammed, post-dated, promising to pay and has not.

- Owner of "World Antiques" in Naples, Florida.