Louvre heist sequel? Millions of euros worth of jewelry stolen from France's Lalique museum
A theft has occurred at France's Lalique museum, with millions of euros worth of jewelry stolen in a short amount of time. The museum announced the incident on Instagram, but did not provide detailed information about the stolen items. The incident is being investigated, and the museum is likely to release more information as the investigation progresses.
- ▪Millions of euros worth of jewelry was stolen from the Lalique museum in France.
- ▪The theft occurred in a very short space of time, according to the museum.
- ▪The museum announced the incident on Instagram, but did not provide detailed information about the stolen items.
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Louvre heist sequel? Millions of euros worth of jewelry stolen from France's Lalique museum The jewelry was taken "in a very short space of time," the museum said on Instagram, though it did not go into greater detail on what was stolen.Follow us on GoogleA municipal police car blocking a street in front of the Castillet in Perpignan, in the Pyrenees-Orientales department in southern France, on June 21, 2026.(photo credit: Jc Milhet / Hans Lucas / AFP via Getty Images)
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