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Mother-of-pearl, also known as nacre, is a composite material produced by certain freshwater mollusks as a thin layer or natural coating inside their shells. It is considered a precious and beautiful material.
Mother-of-pearl is used in watchmaking to decorate the watch dial, as well as other elements of the watch. It has a unique and multi-colored light effect, characterized by a pearlescent glow that changes with the angle of illumination and viewing, creating a distinctive and wonderful visual effect. Mother-of-pearl adds an elegant and feminine touch to watches and imparts a unique shine and beauty to the overall appearance of the watch.
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