Jewellery worth close to €4 million is stolen from the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder in northeastern France after a burglary early Sunday, according to investigation sources cited by multiple outlets. The thieves break into the museum in the early hours, forcing a door and then moving to the jewellery room. Reports say the burglars smash open display cases to access the collection. France 24 says the investigation estimates the value of the losses at nearly four million euros and that about 20 pieces are taken. The South China Morning Post describes an early-morning raid at around 5:30 a.m. local time and says the suspects target the jewellery room and break open six display cases, with roughly 20 items stolen. Both accounts describe a targeted robbery focused on jewellery rather than a broader theft of museum property. Police investigations are ongoing to identify those responsible and recover the stolen items. The incident follows a recent spate of high-profile museum and luxury thefts in France, though the reports treat this case separately.