Wiktionary
a. Able to be stolen.
Usage examples of "stealable".
You see I am not placing any actual control over stealable property in you--not yet.
Sylvie pulled off her rings and earrings, stepped out of her gilded shoes, and closed the trunk, uncaring that she had just locked half a million dollars in jewelry alone in a highly stealable Mercedes.
I should have known that anything stealable would have been stolen long before I got there.
Though, he reminded himself, if such things were stealable, then it was difficult to determine who had stolen whose birthright.
Then (as Jack the veteran reader of fortifications could see), as stealable objects, lootable churches, and rapable women had accumulated around this Amstel-Dam, those who had the most to lose had created Lines of Circumvallation.