'Priceless' jewels stolen from German museum

Thieves stole myriad jewels, including diamonds, rubies and emeralds, from the Dresden Green Vault in eastern Germany.

Marion Ackermann, head of the Dresden state museums, said the jewels are "priceless - we can't put a figure on it. The items cannot be sold on the art market legally - they're too well known."

The collection was created in 1723 by Saxony's ruler, Augustus the Strong.

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