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Louvre reopens Apollo Gallery after a brazen heist, but no jewels on display

The Louvre has reopened its Apollo Gallery to the public nine months after a $100 million heist left the exhibition space without its signature jewels.

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The brief

The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre museum in Paris has officially reopened to visitors. The space remains empty of the jewelry collection that was previously on display, following a theft that occurred nine months ago.

Reports note that the gallery continues to feature empty display cases, with some coverage describing the atmosphere as a void. Future developments depend on ongoing investigations into the heist.

As of now, coverage does not specify when or if the gallery will feature new displays or if the stolen jewels will be recovered.

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Quick answers

Is the Apollo Gallery currently open to the public?

Yes, the gallery has reopened to the public.

Are the stolen jewels on display?

No, the display cases remain empty following the theft.

When did the heist take place?

The heist occurred nine months prior to the July 2026 reopening.

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