Masked thieves break into the Musée Lalique in Wingen-sur-Moder in northeastern France and steal valuable jewelry in an early-morning raid, according to multiple reports. The museum’s Instagram statement says the jewelry is taken “in a very short space of time,” without detailing exactly which items are missing. Estimates of the total value vary slightly across outlets, with figures around €4 million (about $4.5 million) and one report citing losses of about $5.1 million. Reports also differ modestly on the number of pieces taken, ranging from about 20 to 27 items, including references to around 20 pieces and a total of 27. Several accounts describe the suspects as a gang of masked thieves, and NDTV reports they smash through a door before taking the jewelry. The burglary occurs months after the high-profile gem theft at the Louvre in Paris, which has led to comparisons between the cases. Police investigations are underway, but the outlets provided do not include confirmed details about suspects, methods beyond forced entry, or the full inventory of stolen items.