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Police in France believe priceless antique jewelry stolen from the Louvre Museum in Paris on Sunday could be broken into constituent jewels, re-cut and sold.

法国警方表示，周日在巴黎卢浮宫博物馆失窃的珍贵古董珠宝，恐被拆解成零散宝石、重新切割后变卖。

The building remained closed on Monday as the investigation continued. Prosecutors said four thieves used battery-powered disccutters or mini chain saws to enter the world's most-visited museum during the daylight raid, using a mechanized cherry-picker to gain access and two scooters to escape.

目前案件调查仍在进行，卢浮宫于周一继续闭馆。检察官透露，此次白天劫案中，四名窃贼使用电池驱动的角磨机或迷你链锯闯入这座全球参观人数最多的博物馆。

They made off with nine extremely valuable items from France's "royal jewels", including diadems, necklaces, earrings and brooches made in the 19th century for members of the royal family and imperial rulers.

他们借助机械升降平台进入馆内，事后乘坐两辆摩托车逃窜，共盗走9件极具价值的法国“王室珠宝”，包括19世纪为王室成员及帝国统治者打造的王冠、项链、耳环和胸针。

One of the items, a crown made for Napoleon III's wife, the Empress Eugenie, was apparently dropped as the thieves escaped. The ornate gold piece featuring 1,354 diamonds and 56 emeralds was damaged during the theft, the French TV station TF1 and the newspaper Le Parisien reported.

据法国电视一台（TF1）及《巴黎人报》报道，窃贼逃跑时疑似遗落一件为拿破仑三世之妻欧仁妮皇后打造的皇冠。这件镶嵌1354颗钻石与56颗祖母绿的华丽金质皇冠，在失窃过程中已受损。

The minister of culture, Rachida Dati, told TF1 that investigators have video of the thieves entering the ornate, gold-gilded Galerie d'Apollon, on the first floor of the museum, "calmly" before smashing display cases.

法国文化部长拉茜达・达蒂向电视一台表示，调查人员掌握了窃贼进入博物馆一楼阿波罗镀金长廊的监控画面。画面显示，窃贼“镇定自若”地进入长廊后，随即砸毁展柜。

They did not use violence and appeared "very professional" and "experienced", she said.

画面显示，窃贼“镇定自若”地进入长廊后，随即砸毁展柜。她指出，窃贼未使用暴力，看起来“专业性极强”且“经验丰富”。

The interior minister, Laurent Nunez, told France Inter radio that they moved "very, very fast" and that the heist was ove