Daniel Inamder, 35, and Isaac Duncan, 20, were caught when their victims spotted their car on a photo taken at a pizza restaurant the night before the raid.
They broke into the couple's through a patio door as they slept, robbers ripped a gold necklace from around the woman's neck and snatched her diamond engagement ring valued at £92,000.
During the raid they also stole a pair of diamond earrings, a second diamond ring and two Rolex watches.
Inamder had planned the raid, setting up contacts to sell the jewellery once he had stolen it - none of which was recovered by police.
Number of people were recruited, telephones were purchased to assist in carrying it out but also in an attempt to escape detection. An imitation firearm was taken and gratuitous violence was used.
They were caught when their victims spotted their car on a photo taken at a pizza restaurant the night before the raid.
Inamder, of Leeds, admitted conspiracy to rob and was jailed for 12 years. Duncan, also from Leeds, pleaded guilty to robbery and possession of an imitation firearm and was jailed for 10 years and five months.
Getaway driver Ali Agha, 27, denied robbery but was convicted after a trial and jailed for ten years at Leeds Crown Court.
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