Empress Eugénie's Crown Damaged in Louvre Jewelry Theft to Undergo Restoration
A crown that belonged to Empress Eugénie was discovered damaged on a Paris street following a robbery at the Louvre in October. Thieves stole eight royal jewelry items during the incident. The historic headdress will now be repaired at an estimated cost of $50,000.
Key facts
- The crown of Empress Eugénie was found crushed on a sidewalk
- The theft occurred at the Louvre in October
- Eight pieces of royal jewelry were stolen
- Restoration is estimated to cost $50,000
- The crown is a historic artifact
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- Paris