It’s judgment day for the “Grandpa Robbers” gang of suspects accused of stealing $10 million worth of jewelry from a tied-up Kim Kardashian in Paris in 2016 … 10 suspects are set to receive their verdicts Friday.

Eight people have been found guilty, and two were acquitted. The accused ringleader, 69-year-old Aomar “Old Omar” Ait Kedache received 8 years, with 5 years suspended … three others received 7-year sentences, also with 5 years suspended. With time served in pretrial detention, none of the guilty individuals will be sent to prison, The Associated Press reports..

Two men wearing police uniforms and masks overpowered a concierge outside Kim’s Hôtel de Pourtalès apartment, broke into her room, bound her with zip-ties and tape, and left her in the bathroom, before absconding with her jewelry — including a $4-million diamond engagement ring from her then-husband Kanye West.

One of the robbery suspects — who wrote a book loosely translated as “I Kidnapped Kim Kardashian” about the event — allegedly rode away from the scene on a bicycle, but fell when a tire went flat, spilling jewels onto the street. He gathered what he could and fled … hours later, a woman walking to work found a $24K diamond necklace on the street and wore it, before learning of the heist and turning it over to police.

Nine years later, the necklace is the only stolen item from the robbery that’s ever been recovered.

Three judges presided and six jurors heard the case — and seven combined votes were required to reach each verdict. The verdicts were announced shortly after 2 PM Paris time.

Most of the defendants are in their 60s and 70s, and several are career criminals, having spent time in prison over the years. Arrests were made months after the Paris robbery, but it’s taken nearly 10 years for the case to make it to court.

Alleged 69-year-old mastermind “Old Omar,” who’s deaf and mute and has testified with written notes in court, apologized to Kim and asked for forgiveness Friday morning, hours before the verdict was reached. During her testimony last week, she said she forgave the man, “but it doesn’t change the emotion and the feelings and the trauma the way my life is forever changed,” she said.

Kim herself testified in the trial last week, standing in the witness box for hours, telling the court she “absolutely thought I was going to die,” and feared she might be raped first … she described wearing nothing but a bathrobe as the men entered her suite at about 3 AM.

“He grabs my legs and pulls me. I’m naked and my everything is exposed,” she said. “I was sure that I was going to be raped.” But the men took her possessions and left.