Sci-Tech Dictionary:
(′pərl ′es·əns)
pearl essence
(materials) A brilliant, translucent, lustrous material obtained from fish scales; used in pearl lacquers and to make artificial pearls. Also known as pearl white.
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pearl essence
A translucent, lustrous pigment obtained from fish scales or compounded synthetically; used as a pigment in lacquers to obtain a pearl-like finish.
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