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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, though the space remains empty of its jewelry following a brazen heist.

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The brief

The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre has officially reopened following a brazen heist that occurred last year. While the gallery is once again accessible to visitors, coverage confirms that no jewelry is currently on display.

Reports from Reuters, NBC News, and Artnet News emphasize that the gallery will remain empty of its treasures despite the reopening. ABC News notes the event follows the security breach from the previous year.

Future developments depend on the recovery of the missing items, as current coverage does not specify when or if the jewelry will return to display.

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Which part of the Louvre has reopened?

The Apollo Gallery has reopened to the public.

Are the jewels back on display?

No, coverage from multiple outlets indicates the gallery remains empty of jewelry.

Why was the gallery closed?

The closure followed a brazen heist that took place last year.

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