Lot of jewelry adorned with balls of red coral (Corallium rubrum*) including : - part of a rosary mounted in metal holding a miraculous medal in 750 thousandths yellow gold dated 1830 and signed "Vachette" (gross weight: 14.5 g), - a five-row bracelet and a pair of metal earrings, 19th century. Also included: - an agate and 800 thousandths silver rosary (gross weight: 55 g, crab hallmark), - a mother-of-pearl cross, a pair of rose quartz clip-on earrings. (Damage and missing parts). *Species not regulated under the Washington Convention (CITES) and CE 338/97 rules of 09/12/1996 and the French Environment Code. Internal info: eagle head hallmark for the medal

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