Louvre’s Apollo Gallery Reopens With Empty Display Cabinets After Heist

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Nine months after a daytime heist stole crown jewels worth about €88 million ($102 million), the Louvre reopened the Apollo Gallery, but no jewels are on display—the treasures have been removed and relocated as the gallery returns to its 17th-century ceremonial function; security has been enhanced as part of ongoing modernization, and the missing jewels remain unrecovered while authorities continue the investigation.
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