Brooch in 18K yellow gold 750‰, representing a rose, the bud in coral*, and two petals in nephrite jade. Minor bumps on the coral*. H. 7.90 cm Gross weight 19.50 g CORAL (mentioned by a*) Corallium spp specimen (CITES appendix IIB pre-convention), not subject to French regulations (Regie 338/97 du 9/12/1996 en son article 2-W mc), as this coral is not harvested on the French coast. This specimen is therefore not subject to the prohibition imposed by the French Environmental Code. This specimen can therefore be marketed in the European Union, as the material is processed in the form of jewelry. However, a CITES re-export permit will be required for export from the European Union, at the expense of the future buyer.

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