Mother-of-pearl is an organic-inorganic composite material produced by some molluscs as an inner shell layer; it also makes up the outer coating of pearls. They are characterized by their translucence and luster and by a delicate play of surface color called orient. The more perfect its shape (spherical or drop-like) and the deeper its luster, the greater its value. Only those pearls produced by mollusks whose shells are lined with mother-of-pearl, like oysters and freshwater clams, are really fine pearls. Pearls from other mollusks are reddish or whitish or lacking in pearly luster. Jewelers commonly refer to saltwater pearls as Oriental pearls and to those produced by freshwater mollusks as freshwater pearls.
Numerous items can be done in mother-of-pearl (MOP) shell. This can be used as a kitchen utensil applicable for both personal use and for display or as a decoration. MOP chips in different shapes can be used as pendants in fashion accessories. MOP polished plate and MOP round chip can be components to create another piece of item.

CODE: MOP0004

CODE: MOP0001

CODE: MOP0002

CODE: MOP0003

CODE: MOP0005

CODE: MOP0006

CODE: MOP0007

CODE: MOP0010

CODE: MOP0011

CODE: MOP0012
Every piece of mother-of-pearl shell can be transformed into MOP chips. It may create kitchen utensils like spoons, forks, knives, and plates. MOP shells are carefully laminated and crafted to create these wonderful pieces. Elegant-looking utensils for special occasions as well as for everyday use. These MOP utensils are also great for decoration.