Glossary

Cultured pearl

Pearl cultivated by human intervention; in pearl cultivation, small transplants are inserted into the mussel by hand, which are then naturally covered with layers of mother-of-pearl. Pearls are cultivated in both fresh water and salt water and they were first introduced to the market in the 1920s. Opposite: natural pearl.

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