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An inquest into the death of Sydney fraudster Melissa Caddick is hearing from NSW Police investigating her disappearance after authorities raided her home.

Designer clothes, bags, art and jewellery are set to be sold off as the alleged Sydney fraudster's possessions go to auction.

In documents filed to the Federal Court the husband of alleged Sydney fraudster, Melissa Caddick, claims an opulent wedding ring, designer jewellery and artworks belong to him.

Jewellery and designer goods previously owned by Melissa Caddick will go under the hammer following a court order.

A lawyer for the receivers of Melissa Caddick's estate has obtained a court order permitting the sale of "uncontested" assets previously owned by the fraudster.

Jewellery including Dior and Cartier watches, diamond and sapphire rings and earrings belonging to alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick could be up for auction as receivers attempt to recoup millions for out-of-pocket investors, a court has heard.

Facing the inquest for the third day, Anthony Koletti says he thought his wife, alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick, was "honest" and "diligent", passing the blame of her death onto the investigation.

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Melissa Caddick's husband has told her inquest he believed his wife was a straight shooter but now understands she was a fraudster.

Anthony Koletti tells an inquest he did not delay making a missing person's report about his wife Melissa Caddick so she had time to get away from police.

Melissa Caddick's brother has described the missing fraudster's husband as an "extremely gentle and kind man" who remains a valued member of the family.