LOS ANGELES – November 03, 2026 -- PASCAL's new 10-piece Color Classic collection puts green lab-grown diamonds on black titanium watches and jewelry, priced from $325 to $2,950. It is available now at pascaldesign.com and in the brand's Los Angeles store.
Green diamonds meet black titanium
The collection centers on the contrast between black titanium and PASCAL Eternal Green lab-grown diamonds. The deep black finish makes the green stones stand out more. Titanium is lightweight, strong and naturally resistant to corrosion, so the pieces suit both everyday wear and more active moments.
The PASCAL Quatre Monogram, a motif of four interlocking P forms, appears across the collection in diamond settings, sculptural silhouettes and interconnected links.
Three hero pieces lead the lineup
The Color Classic PASCAL Quatre Tennis Bracelet retails for $795. Each Quatre unit joins four P forms in a continuous black titanium structure, set with 0.54 to 0.73 carats of PASCAL Eternal Green lab-grown diamonds, depending on bracelet size.
The 36mm Color Classic Timeless Genesis Diamond Watch (Emerge) pairs a titanium case with an integrated bracelet in an all-black design. It is fully pavé-set with 2.278 carats of green lab-grown diamonds. Twelve baguette-cut lab-grown gemstones mark the hour positions, and a textured bezel finishes the look. It retails for $1,950.
The Color Classic Paradoxe Diamond Watch (Celestial Forest) combines a genuine meteorite dial with a sculptural black titanium case and 2.65 carats of green lab-grown diamonds. The meteorite's natural pattern makes each dial visually distinct. It also retails for $1,950.
More watches, bangles and earrings fill out the range
Beyond the hero trio, the collection includes additional Timeless Genesis and Paradoxe watches, sculptural bracelets and bangles, and earrings.
"A classic should not ask people to disappear into convention," said PASCAL CEO Adam Hua, describing color as a visible expression of who a wearer chooses to become.
Drop 1 is only the start
This release is Drop 1 of Color Classic. Future drops will add new colors of lab-grown diamonds and extend the design language to new materials, forms and categories.