A man pretending to represent a professional basketball player allegedly swallowed hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of stolen Tiffany jewelry, according to court documents.

A Texas man who claimed to represent an Orlando Magic player interested in purchasing nearly $1 million in jewelry from Tiffany & Co. allegedly swiped two pairs of earrings. He then allegedly ate the earrings – worth more than $700,

Jaythan GIlder posed as an NBA agent in order to gain access to Tiffany & Co merchandise, which he allegedly swallowed while in custody.

The Texas man allegedly asked jail staff if he would be "charged with what's in my stomach."

Medical scans taken shortly the man's arrest showed some of the three-quarters of a million dollars worth of jewelry inside his body.

Jaythan Gilder, 32, is accused of posing as a representative of an Orlando Magic player before he swiped two pairs of earrings worth $769,500 from a Tiffany & Co. in Orlando, police said.

Police made an unconventional discovery of nearly $1 million worth of stolen diamond Tiffany & Co. inside of a man's stomach.

A Florida man posing as an NBA representative also allegedly swallowed hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of Tiffany jewelry, police said.

Jaythan Gilder allegedly swallowed two pairs of Tiffany & Co. diamond earrings worth $769,500 after stealing the jewelry from a store in Orlando, Florida, on Feb. 26, according to the Orlando Police Department.

Texas Health Hospital Frisco, a joint venture between Texas Health Resources and UT Southwestern Medical Center, has appointed Tiffany Northern as president. Northern has been serving as interim president since December, after former president Brett Lee left the role.

A suspected thief gulped down two pairs of diamond earrings during his arrest on the side of a Florida Panhandle highway last week, detectives say, leaving them with the unenviable task of waiting to “collect” the Tiffany & Co. jewelry worth nearly $770,000.

Jaythan Gilder allegedly swallowed two pairs of diamond earrings after fleeing the Tiffany & Co. store at the Mall at Millenia in Orlando, Florida, on Feb. 26, according to local media outlets WFLA, Fox 35 Orlando and WKMG.