Empress Eugénie
Empress Eugénie, born Eugénie de Montijo in 1826, was the wife of Napoleon III and the last empress of the French. She played a significant role in the cultural and social life of France during the Second Empire, promoting fashion and the arts. Known for her beauty and elegance, Eugénie was a prominent figure in Parisian society and was involved in various charitable efforts. Her legacy includes a collection of exquisite jewels, some of which were recently stolen in a daring heist at the Louvre Museum, drawing international attention.
Born on May 05, 1826 (199 years old)
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Jamaica:
Empress Eugénie's imperial crown was damaged during a robbery at the Louvre.
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Australia:
A diadem and brooches that once belonged to Empress Eugenie were among the stolen items.
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United Kingdom:
A tiara worn by Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, was taken during the heist.
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Canada:
Empress Eugenie’s crown – stolen, then dropped and found broken in the gutter, has become the symbol of the decline of a nation that used to be so admired.
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United Kingdom:
Empress Eugénie's tiara was among the items stolen in the Louvre heist.
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United Kingdom:
The items taken included a tiara worn by Empress Eugenie, the wife of Napoleon III.
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New Zealand:
The tiaras, brooch, necklaces and earrings from the collection of Empress Eugenie may be difficult to launder.
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Taiwan:
The crown of the Empress Eugenie was one of the items stolen during the heist.
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United States:
The items stolen included a diadem worn by Empress Eugénie, the wife of Napoleon III.
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United States:
Empress Eugénie was the original owner of a diamond-encrusted brooch crafted specially for her.
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