What can I do if my ex was rewarded some things in court that I don't have?

The court might have awarded items only if you can locate them. If that is what happened, you should not be punished if you look for the items but cannot find them. If the court was convinced that you had the jewelry and then sold it or threw it away, you may have problems. If there was no such finding or evidence, your ex-wife would first have to go back to court to have you held in contempt of the provision of the decree. You would have the chance to explain that you do not have, and did not dispose of, any specific items. You should provide your former spouse with a written response to any inquiries on where the property might be located, or indicate that you do not know where the property is located or what happened to it. The longer it has been since the entry of the decree, the less likely it is that your ex-wife will bring the matter back for resolution by the court.