Shakh Marjaan is described in the catalogue as red coral material in branching fragments or powder. Coral is animal-derived material, not a herb. A market name such as Coral China does not independently identify a species, prove a country of origin or establish whether trade is permitted.
Species comes before a shipping promise
The US Fish and Wildlife Service advises checking requirements for coral products before acquiring or transporting them. Restrictions depend on the species, origin, destination and applicable protections. Different corals can have different requirements; neither a blanket claim that all coral is prohibited nor an assurance of unrestricted shipping is reliable.
Powder still needs provenance
Grinding removes identifying structures but does not remove the need for lawful-source documentation. Before any commercial consideration, the scientific identity, source records and applicable permits must be established and checked with the relevant authorities. A package illustration is insufficient evidence.
An educational material reference
This article explains the documentation questions behind the listing; it does not endorse harvesting or arranging unverified coral trade. It also does not establish food, calcium-supplement, cosmetic or medicinal suitability. Keep unidentified fragments or powder contained and do not ingest them. Choose conservation-aware alternatives for projects when lawful provenance cannot be demonstrated.
Educational information only; this article does not provide a diagnosis or an individual treatment plan.
Sources and further reading
Identity and lawful-source documentation
The Coral China (Shakh Marjaan) catalogue reference identifies the material discussed here. This article does not offer unrestricted delivery or endorse trade in material of unverified origin. Species, lawful provenance and any required permits must be established before commercial consideration. Applicable requirements should be checked with the relevant authorities.