LOS ANGELES - Rihanna is seeking the return of $1.4 million in jewelry she was wearing the night she was allegedly beaten by Chris Brown.
Donald Etra, a lawyer for the `Umbrella' singer, filed a motion Tuesday asking that Los Angeles police and prosecutors return a pair of earrings and three rings, which were seized as evidence.
The motion states that Brown's lawyer, and a Los Angeles Police Department detective overseeing the case, do not object to the return of the items.
They have agreed that photographs can be used if the case goes to trial, the documents state.
The filing includes a general description of the items, saying they all are made of `yellow metal' and all but one includes `white stones.'
The value of the items is at least $1.4 million, the motion states. It argues that photographs of the items will satisfy the needs of lawyers and asks the court `to order the return of the property to (Rihanna) without further delay.'
