Eugénie de Montijo
Eugénie de Montijo was the Empress of the French as the wife of Napoleon III, and her influence during her husband's reign played a crucial role in the political landscape of France and its territories, including Andorra.
Born on May 05, 1826 (199 years old)
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Vietnam:
The crown of Empress Eugénie was damaged during a robbery at the Louvre museum.
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United States:
Empress Eugénie's Crown was found battered on the pavement after the Louvre heist in October, but now the Louvre plans to restore it.
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United States:
Empress Eugénie's Crown was found battered on the pavement after the Louvre heist in October, but now the Louvre plans to restore it.
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Greece:
The Louvre Museum announced it will restore the crown of Empress Eugénie, which was left behind by thieves during a robbery last October.
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France:
The crown of Empress Eugénie was damaged during the burglary at the Louvre.
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France:
Eugénie de Montijo was the empress of France and is noted for her exquisite jewelry, including the missing diadem Lemonnier.
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Kazakhstan:
Eugénie de Montijo's collection was also targeted during the robbery at the Louvre.
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Australia:
Empress Eugénie was among the wives of two Napoleons linked to the stolen jewels.
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Kazakhstan:
The stolen items also included several pieces from the collection of Empress Eugénie.
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Kazakhstan:
Items from the collection of Empress Eugénie were part of the stolen treasures.
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