French authorities still seek eight stolen imperial jewels from the 2025 Louvre heist, with four suspects arrested and a fifth charged.

French prosecutors confirm that the investigation into the October 19, 2025, Louvre heist remains active, with all four suspects arrested and eight high-value imperial jewels, including a necklace once given by Napoleon I to Empress Marie-Louise, still missing. Authorities believe the thieves used a truck-mounted ladder and angle grinders to break into the Apollo Gallery, fled on scooters, and left behind one crown. Despite no new leads from interrogations and no evidence the items have crossed borders, investigators continue pursuing recovery as their top priority, working with international art networks and offering leniency to anyone who returns the loot. A fifth suspect, linked to one of the accused, has been charged but released under supervision. The case remains open, with no timeline for resolution.