nacre is the substance that covers a pearl naturally as it is forming
I believe it is is called nacre. I read that nacre is what pearls are formed from.
"Nacre" is not a type of pearl, but rather the material coating that creates a pearl. A pearl is made up of layers and layers of a substance called nacre -- calcium carbonate and protein. The thicker the nacre is, the more durable and valuable the pearl. The average thickness of a cultured pearl's nacre ranges from 1mm to 3mm. "Nacre" is a pearly substance that mollusks secrete around irritants. Thick, overlapping nacre layers create a strong luster and a valuable pearl. Thick nacre layers take years to build up. It can be used to determine whether a pearl is real.
nacre Macle - nacre is the lining of a shell
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Mother of Pearl
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The maktas (or maqtas) is a slab with a groove in it to hold the reed while carving the nib used in Persian calligraphy - carved nacre was used for very decorative maktas.
Layers of calcium carbonate , or laminated aragonite.
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The scientific name for Mother of Pearl is nacre. Nacre is a composite material produced by some mollusks as an inner shell layer. It is composed mainly of aragonite, a mineral form of calcium carbonate.