Pascal Pearls

Pascal Pearls

If the mighty sea god Poseidon, himself, had fashioned the perfect strand of pearls, he would have named it Pascal for every Pascal pearl is the ultimate in perfection.

Founded in 1958 by Philip Pascal, family-owned Pascal Pearls provides its highly discerning clientele with only the most perfect of pearls. Whether it be multiple strands of exotic black pearls from Tahiti; a single choker of magnificent Akoya cultured pearls from Japan; or the much-treasured, romantic white pearls of the South Seas, to own a Pascal necklace, bracelet, or earrings is to own one of nature¹s most exquisitely beautiful creations. Lon Pascal, who for the past 15 years has headed up the company his father started, personally oversees the selection of each and every pearl. "We reject 90 percent of the pearls that are offered," he explains. "They simply do not meet our exacting standards." It is these same exacting standards that have made Pascal legendary among pearl

experts.

To even be considered by Pascal, each pearl
must be completely round, intensely lustrous,
and free of any visible imperfections. Pascal
pearls generally range in size from 6 mm
to a stunning 10 mm, and range in color
from hues of silver and platinum to those
with just a blush of pink. Each pearl, in
every strand, is perfectly matched for
color, luster, and size. Only then
are they hand strung and
finished with the famous
Pascal Pearls signature
clasp in 18-karat
yellow or white gold,
or platinum.

With the world’s supply of perfect pearls becoming increasingly more and more difficult to find, the demand to own these exquisite treasures is skyrocketing, especially among younger buyers. And since pearls can be worn day or night, with jeans or a gown, it¹s no wonder that discriminating women of all ages are wearing them.

To own a Pascal is to own perfection, making every strand of Pascal Pearls the ultimate treasure now and forever.

McCaskill & Company is located on the beautiful Emerald Coast within the premier vacation resort area of Northwest Florida.

5½ hours to Atlanta
4½ hours to New Orleans
7 hours to Tampa.

The gallery is located at 13390 Highway 98 West, between Destin and Sandestin, just two miles east of the Mid-Bay Bridge.
Hours are 10:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
Phone # 850-650-2262