Louvre's Apollo Gallery Reopens Without Stolen Jewels

The Louvre Museum's Apollo Gallery is reopening after a big robbery where thieves stole expensive jewels worth $102 million.

The gallery won't have any jewels on display anymore and will go back to being a state gallery like it was in the 17th century.

The museum director said they didn't have good enough cameras to stop the robbery.

Eight special jewels were stolen, including ones that belonged to French queens and an empress.

The gallery is opening again, but people are worried about security.