In our search for markers to identify and study ovarian Leydig cells, we utilized immunohistochemical techniques and visualized the results using conventional and confocal microscopy. We successfully employed steroidogenic factor- 1 (SF1), androgen receptor (AR), and class III β-tubulin as markers. SF1 and AR specifically highlighted the intraneural cell precursors of Leydig cells, which were previously identified in a published case of mature cystic teratoma of the ovary, and the adult ovarian Leydig cells. Furthermore, the transient expression of class III β-tubulin could be associated with the intraneural displacement of these precursors, cooperating in their migration to colonize the ovaries of adult women.