Jewellery claiming to belong to Napoleon is being sold online on Vinted and eBay just days after the Louvre break-in in Paris.

Four thieves in high-vis gear broke their way into the world’s biggest museum, the Louvre, during a daylight stint before fleeing with the treasures that once belonged to Napoleon.

The crown jewels, including a tiara and a brooch worn by the Empress Eugenie, and an emerald necklace and matching earrings, are valued at around £76 million.

The French government has confirmed the objects were not covered by private insurance, meaning they will not be reimbursed for any losses. Art detective Arthur Brand told Sky News that due to how famous the jewels are, the thieves cannot simply sell them.

He said: ‘The only thing they can do is melt the silver and gold down, di

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