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    What is another name for mother-of-pearl?

    Question #28675. Asked by joe. (Feb 25 03 6:52 PM)


    mk2norwich

    		Nacre. (Source: Reader's Digest Universal Dictionary)

    Feb 25 03, 6:59 PM
    Baloo55th

    		nacre - originally from Spanish word nacar

    Feb 25 03, 6:59 PM

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