Translucence (noun)

1. The quality of allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be seen clearly.
2. The quality of being translucent, or allowing light to pass through but not clearly.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french translucence, or latin translucentia, from trans- "across" + lucidus "clear".

Examples:

1. The translucence of the glass vase allowed the flowers inside to be seen from every angle.
2. The translucence of the curtains gave the room a soft, diffused light.
3. The translucence of the material was perfect for creating a subtle, glowing effect.
4. The translucence of the skin on the fish made it possible to see the bones inside.
5. The translucence of the quartz allowed the light to shine through, creating a beautiful rainbow effect.