They shared the crane used in the Louvre heist: It quietly carries your jewels.

They shared the crane used in the Louvre heist: It quietly carries your jewels.

23.10.2025 21:12

The brand of the crane used in the robbery at the Louvre Museum in Paris, Böcker Maschinenwerke GmbH, made a striking post on social media. The company shared an image of the crane used in the heist, along with the note, "Carries your jewels quietly."

The world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris, the capital of France, was targeted by thieves on the morning of October 19. The thieves stole valuable jewels from the Apollo Gallery, where royal jewels are displayed, and disappeared without a trace. It was reported that the total value of the stolen items is 88 million euros.

THE CRANE USED IN THE HEIST WAS SHARED: CARRIES YOUR JEWELS QUIETLY

It was learned that the thieves used a crane during the heist. The brand of the crane used in the robbery, Böcker Maschinenwerke GmbH, made a striking post on its Instagram account. The company shared an image of the crane brought by the thieves during the heist, captioning it with "Carries your jewels quietly."

They shared the crane used in the Louvre heist: Carries your jewels quietly

THE HEIST AT THE LOUVRE MUSEUM

The world-famous Louvre Museum, which hosts thousands of visitors every day and displays approximately 35,000 works, was robbed on the morning of October 19 in Paris, the capital of France.

During the heist, 9 items of "priceless" value were stolen from the section known as the Apollo Gallery, where royal jewels are displayed. A crown belonging to Empress Eugenie, the wife of Napoleon III, which was dropped by the thieves while escaping, was later found outside the museum in damaged condition. The heist, carried out by 4 thieves who escaped with 8 historically valuable jewels, lasted 7 minutes.

The preliminary report prepared by the Court of Accounts stated that there were "continuous" and "significant delays" in providing technical equipment that meets security standards for the museum, which created a security gap.

The monetary value of the stolen items is estimated to be 88 million euros.

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