Core Points - A 3000-year-old gold bracelet from the Egyptian Museum was stolen and has been confirmed to have been melted down [1][3] - The bracelet was undergoing restoration and was set to be displayed at the "Treasures of the Pharaohs" exhibition in Rome on October 24 [3] - The theft was carried out by a museum restoration expert who sold the bracelet to a silversmith, who then sold it to a workshop owner, leading to its melting at a gold refinery [3] Summary by Sections - **Incident Details** - The Egyptian Ministry of Interior reported the theft of a gold bracelet with a history of over 3000 years [1] - The bracelet belonged to Pharaoh Amenemhat of the 21st Dynasty [3] - **Investigation and Arrest** - The ministry has tracked down the perpetrator, a museum restoration expert, who has been arrested [3] - The sales proceeds from the stolen bracelet were valued at approximately 194,000 Egyptian pounds (about 28,653 RMB) [3]