* This set is tagged with Ise-Shima National Park:  the coastal region of Ise-Shima National Park holds a central place in the history of cultured pearls, as it was here that Kokichi Mikimoto achieved his groundbreaking success in the late 19th century. Working in the calm, nutrient-rich waters of Ago Bay, Mikimoto developed the first commercially viable method of cultivating pearls in Akoya oysters, transforming both the local economy and the global jewelry industry. His enterprise, now known as Mikimoto, established the region as the world’s foremost center for pearl cultivation

This 60's vintage cultured pearl educational display is a striking blend of scientific insight and decorative appeal, thoughtfully arranged within an elegant frame. Showcasing a sequence of shell cross-sections alongside individual pearls, the composition visually narrates the fascinating process of pearl formation. Each specimen reveals layers of nacre and organic structure, offering a rare, tangible glimpse into the natural artistry behind cultured pearls.