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Here's Where Jewels Stolen From Louvre Museum Might End Up

Louvre Museum robbery: How thieves pulled off daring daytime heist of French crown jewels in 7 minutes

French authorities are continuing to investigate Sunday's shocking daytime robbery at the Louvre in Paris, where officials say four thieves used a truck-mounted basket lift and power tools to make off with crown jewels from the world’s most-visited museum.

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Are the French Crown Jewels Stolen from the Louvre Lost Forever?

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Stolen Louvre jewels weren't privately insured, French government says

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Lazy larceny: Wild new footage reveals Louvre robbers’ slow getaway with $150 million in jewels

Brazen new footage shows the thieves who stole $150 million of precious jewels from the Louvre making a slow getaway on a mobile lift in front of unsuspecting Parisians and tourists.

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Hours after Louvre heist, thieves steal 2,000 historical coins from French museum

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DNA found in Louvre heist investigation, video shows escape

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What Were the Jewels Stolen from the Louvre This Week? Experts Explain

Each piece was a tangible relic of French history—significant not only in design, but in its symbolism of political change in post-revolution France.

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Wild new footage reveals Louvre robbers’ slow getaway with $157M in jewels

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Louvre thieves' slo-mo getaway caught on camera | Banfield

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The Louvre reopens 3 days after thieves took French crown jewels in daylight heist

The Louvre reopened Wednesday morning, three days after thieves forced open a window and stole French crown jewels in a daring, daylight raid on the musuem. The Apollo Room where the theft occurred remained closed to visitors,

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Another French museum robbery sees 2,000 gold and silver coins stolen

The theft from the Maison des Lumières in Langres is the latest in as string of cultural institution heists in France.

This Stolen Louvre Jewel Once Belonged to the Ultimate Gilded Age Socialite

Among the jewels stolen in the Louvre heist on October 19, 2025, was a bow brooch once owned by Empress Eugenie and New York Socialite Caroline Astor.