Thieves break into a museum in eastern France in broad daylight and steal a gold necklace dating back about 2,500 years, prosecutors say. Both outlets report that the theft occurs on a Friday and that the stolen item is described as a Celtic gold necklace. Prosecutors are investigating the raid and the circumstances of the theft. Details about how the thieves entered the museum, whether any alarms were triggered, and the necklace’s current value were not provided in the reports. The incident highlights the museum’s loss of an ancient artifact tied to the Celtic period. Authorities are working to identify the suspects and recover the necklace, though no arrests or specific leads are mentioned in the available accounts. The reports do not specify the museum’s name or the exact location within eastern France.