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Other Brazen Art Heists Like the Louvre Jewelry Theft

On Sunday, art thieves entered the Apollo Gallery at the Louvre in Paris and left with eight items of jewelry said to be of “incalculable” worth.

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Thieves broke into the Louvre Museum in Paris, stealing jewelry of "inestimable heritage and historical value" in brazen heist

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Hunt continues for thieves after priceless jewels stolen in heist at Louvre museum in Paris

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What jewels did the Louvre thieves steal?

Here are details of the robbery that took place at Paris' Louvre museum on Sunday and the jewels that were stolen.

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Hunt for thieves continues after 'priceless' jewellery stolen from Louvre museum in Paris

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Everything we know about the Louvre jewellery heist

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What jewels did the Louvre thieves target?

The gallery hosts the "Côte de Bretagne" spinel, a red-hued gemstone in the shape of a dragon which once belonged to Anne de Bretagne.

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France’s Louvre Struck by Thieves in Daring Daytime Jewel Heist

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Power tool wielding thieves scale furniture hoist, make off with priceless jewellery in brazen daylight Louvre heist

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Has anything like the Louvre theft happened in NC? The state's history of 'reverse art theft'

The Louvre heist puts art world theft in spotlight. Learn about North Carolina's strange history with art theft here.

'It's like a scene from a film' - Paris tourists surprised at Louvre jewel theft

The Louvre Museum in Paris remains closed to the public after robbers stole imperial jewels in broad daylight on Sunday.

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Macron: Louvre theft an attack on France's heritage

French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday denounced the spectacular theft of jewellery from the Louvre Museum in Paris as an attack on France's cultural history. "The theft from the Louvre is an attack on a cultural asset that we value because it is part of our history,

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The Louvre has a wild history of being robbed in broad daylight

One of the most infamous heists in the cultural institution’s history was the 1911 theft of the Mona Lisa—when Pablo Picasso numbered among the suspects.