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

The Louvre's Apollo Gallery has reopened to the public nine months after a $100 million heist, leaving its display cases notably empty.

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The brief

Visitors are currently permitted to enter the space, though the display cases that previously held the collection remain vacant. Reports describe the current state of the gallery as a void, emphasizing that the stolen jewels have not been replaced or recovered.

Future updates remain limited as the investigation continues. Coverage does not yet specify if or when the stolen items will be recovered or if the gallery will house a new collection.

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Quick answers

Is the Apollo Gallery open to the public?

Yes, the gallery has reopened to the public following a nine-month closure.

Are the stolen jewels on display?

No, the display cases in the Apollo Gallery remain empty.

What is the estimated value of the stolen items?

According to reports, the value of the items taken during the heist is $100 million.

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Louvre Apollo Gallery France Museum Theft

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