Translation of "Pearl oyster" in German

Oh, Monsieur Frick, do I detect a pearl in your oyster?

Coveted and protected like the pearl in an oyster.

The smooth curves surround “pearl” like the oyster did in the sea.

Acoya is of Chinese origin and means “pearl of the Oyster” as well as “beautiful”.

The only road on the island inevitably also leads past Gauguin's Pearl, Cabral's oyster farm.

This set, coloured in Blue Pearl Oyster, was manufactured in GDR in 1977.

This means: the seed which the cultivator has inserted into the oyster or which has reached it in the natural manner is not uniformly covered with mother-of-pearl by the oyster but at one or more places no mother-of-pearl at all or only a relatively very thin layer of same is deposited, such that more or less deep pits of the most varied shape and extent have arisen.

The watch's centrepiece – the pearl in the oyster, so to speak – is an automatic self-winding mechanism consisting of an oscillating weight which rotates continuously around its own axis either in a clockwise or anti-clockwise direction, with a power reserve of approximately 50 hours.

This latest verse has patiently been produced over a period of several decades, patiently like the pearl in an oyster formed deep beneath the waves.

The woman whose body is hidden like a pearl in an oyster – obviously the Girls in Cars make little of this ideal propagated by the clergy of the Islamic republic.

White mother-of-pearl The Oyster Perpetual Lady-Datejust Pearlmaster has stood out since its launch in 1992, thanks to its elegant lines and precious materials.

That very moment she found herself upon the dust-dry and deepest sea-bed, and the angel picked up a most beautiful pearl-oyster from the sea-bed, giving it to Jarah for remembrance and for the others‘ instruction who, physically asleep, nonetheless received all this through dream-visions.

On moist soft natural pearl oyster mesh dial, Sala gold star emblem, bits and pieces, to show the noble and romantic Passion .

It consisted of a crescent-shaped polished oyster pearl, which was worn on a ribbon round the neck.

On moist soft natural pearl oyster mesh dial, spilled the red emblem of Venus, bits and pieces, to show the noble and romantic Passion .

Where the Caribbean Indians in the beginning still voluntarily for them unknown articles of exchange (knife, clothes etc.) dived for pearls, quite crude power was soon exercised: The divers had to go, weighted with a stone in the legs, quickly to the pearl benches and oyster beds hinabsinken, small baskets fastened around the nape allow to fill and pull up themselves again then with the help of a rope.

Various sea snails and pearl oysters form mother-of-pearl layers on the interior of their shells.

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Not long after that, however, the Japanese succeeded in breeding pearl oysters in large quantities.

Pearls from oysters essentially consist of organic and inorganic calcium salts, trace elements and proteins.

Also, 75 million individual pearl oysters were lost to the waves, resulting in US$10 million in additional losses.

Pearls from oysters have been from time immemorial a beloved and desired type of jewellery and since the beginning of pearl cultivation approximately 100 years ago an independent pearl market has developed which plays an important role in the jewellery industry.

Corals of all sorts, some like sponges, some branched, grew round the edge of the channel, with huge pearl oysters wedged between where sea snakes sometimes lurked, and in and out and round about swam a host of fishes, some banded black and white with yellow tails and fins.

Cultured pearls come from oysters or mollusks but man intervenes by adding an irritant to cause a pearl to grow within the shell.