Lab-Grown Diamond Watches for Women

Lab-Grown Watches for Women | PASCAL

PASCAL diamond watches for women use lab-grown diamonds in settings that range from restrained dial markers to stones following an entire case outline. Silver, gold-tone and dual-tone finishes frame these settings.

Diamond Markers Within the Dial

Timeless Classic places diamonds at the hour positions of a round dial. Diamond weight ranges from 0.132 to 0.154 carats according to case size, keeping the stones inside the time display while the bracelet and bezel remain unadorned. 

Oval Bubble takes a lighter approach. Each current design carries 0.02 carats, with two diamonds replacing selected hour markers inside the compact oval dial. The limited stone count leaves the numerals, dial color and leather strap visually prominent.

Diamonds in Geometric and Case Settings

PASCAL's Octagonal watches list 0.03 carats. Clou de Paris positions diamonds at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock against a textured dial, while the Enamel designs combine diamonds with Roman numerals, enamel borders and malachite- or wood-grain surfaces.

Oval Halo combines 0.02 carats of diamonds on the dial with a 2.69-carat frame of trapezoid-cut lab-grown green gemstones. The two dial stones are diamonds, while the surrounding green frame uses a separate gemstone setting.

Mirage carries the most extensive diamond setting in the current watch selection. Classic and Master each list 0.83 carats following the case outline, plus a 0.02-carat green diamond on the crown.

Gold Diamond Watches for Women

PASCAL's gold diamond watches for women use gold-tone stainless steel rather than solid gold. The finish frames dial-set diamonds in Timeless Classic, Oval Bubble, Octagonal and Oval Halo, while Mirage carries diamonds beyond the dial and around the case.

The Blue Raspberry Timeless Classic combines yellow-gold-tone center links with silver outer links, creating the mixed-metal option within PASCAL's women's gold and diamond watches.

The Gold Watches for Women range groups designs by the placement of gold tone across cases, bracelets and links; this diamond selection distinguishes dial markers, geometric settings and case-set stones.