Paris was rocked by a daring robbery at the world-famous Louvre Museum, where thieves stole eight priceless pieces of historic jewelry in a meticulously planned daylight raid. Among the stolen items is a necklace given by Napoleon Bonaparte to his wife Marie Louise,

Louvre heist happened during the morning hours with robbers entering through the windows a few minutes after the museum opened to the visitors.

This morning, in just under ten minutes, thieves entered the Gallery Apollo at the Louvre and made off with nine pieces of jewelry of “incalculable” value, according to the French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez.

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Paris woke up to a cinematic nightmare as masked thieves stormed the Louvre Museum in a lightning-fast 7-minute raid, escaping with France’s “priceless crown jewels.” Armed with chainsaws, the crew smashed windows and broke in through a service lift to reach the Apollo Gallery.