pearl

Recognized to scientists as nacre, mother of pearl is the shiny coating located inside some mollusk shells and about pearls. Shellfish, such as oysters, make it to enable defend their ultra-soft tissues against parasites and debris. The nacre fundamentally entombs the invaders in a method referred to as encystation that continues throughout the marine dweller’s life. The final shade is described by Rolls-Royce as a shimmering blend of oyster and soft rose, with significant white and bronze mica flakes adding a distinctive pearlescent quality that changes subtly below unique light situations. Rebecca Boersma, MA, CCC-SLP, performs as a speech-language pathologist...