FIA major art heist occurred at the Lalique Museum in northeastern France, where thieves stole approximately 20 pieces of jewelry valued at around four million euros. The break-in took place early Sunday morning at the museum located in Wingen-sur-Moder. Security was initially alerted, but police were called in after the initial alarm failed to deter the intruders. The museum, which houses the legacy of renowned glass and jewelry artist René Lalique, has been closed for several days due to the incident. Regional authorities have expressed outrage over the theft, highlighting concerns about the security of cultural institutions following similar high-profile robberies, such as the theft of stone sculptures from the Louvre in October 2025.
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