The first drawing of your story.

A bespoke jewel can begin with a precise wish or an idea still taking shape. A symbol, a memory, a date, a line you love: the first conversation with Pascal helps give the project direction.

Start with what matters.

Before discussing stones or metal, describe what you would like to wear or give. Is it an everyday jewel, a piece for an occasion or something deeply personal? This context helps shape its presence, size and use.

An inspiration photograph, a sketch or a few words may be enough. They express an intention; they do not replace the creative work that will give the jewel its own identity.

Define the project.

Tell us the kind of piece you have in mind, the gold colours you like and the gemstones you are considering. If you already own a stone or a jewel you would like to transform, mention it: whether it can be used must be assessed before any proposal.

Your budget and preferred date are also useful from the outset. They help identify realistic possibilities. No lead time or price can be set from an inspiration photograph alone.

From conversation to proposal.

The process develops through conversations about design, proportions and materials. Depending on the piece, visual representations can help refine its shape. Feasibility, a quotation and a schedule must then be agreed before work begins.

Finishes are part of this conversation: a bright polish, a matt area or the contrast of a setting strongly influence the jewel’s character. Take time to describe the details that matter to you.

A simple enquiry to begin.

Prepare a few lines about your idea, the occasion, the materials you have in mind, your budget and preferred timing. If some questions remain open, simply say so. Bespoke design also begins with the freedom to talk.

Discover Pascal’s world of bespoke creations, then prepare your enquiry. In this site preview, the form lets you download your message; it does not send it to the Maison automatically.