Kim Kardashian jewelry stolen in Paris robbery, is unlikely to get back: report

It's unlikely Kim Kardashian will ever get back the millions of dollars' worth of jewelry stolen from her in last year's terrifying Paris heist, according to a new report.

French authorities are confident the items burglarized from Kardashian's hotel room last October have already been either melted down or recut and peddled on the black market, a Paris police source told Us Weekly.

Cops also reportedly believe that the 15-digit code, as well as an Adidas logo, that Kanye West had engraved onto Kardashian's ring for identification were detached by a laser.

Kardashian was robbed of more than $5 million in jewelry last October after armed intruders broke into the Paris residence where she was staying during Fashion Week.

Authorities arrested 17 people in connection to the high-profile crime last week and charged 10 of them. 

Kardashian detailed the horrific break-in -- during which the intruders bound and gagged her in the bathroom before fleeing with the jewelry -- in a chilling statement to cops hours after the break-in on Oct. 2, according to French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche.

"He took out a gun and I showed him the ring. He had gloves," Kardashian reportedly told police, according to the statement released by the newspaper. "He asked me where the jewels and the money were. And at that point, they tied me up and put plastic cables and scotch tape on my hands, and then taped my mouth and my legs."

Kardashian kept an uncharacteristically low profile in the first three months after the harrowing ordeal but has returned to social media in early 2017. She also made her first public appearance last week at a makeup tutorial in Dubai.

Then earlier this week, the reality star and her half-sister Kendall Jenner filmed a cameo in New York City for the upcoming thriller "Ocean's Eight." Her inclusion in the film is somewhat surprising, given that it centers on a jewelry heist at the Met Gala, according to People.