Check out Oyster Pearl.
Beautiful white with a bit of pink.
Monster HT blooms. I've not been able to find it locally but also haven't looked until your post made me remember I used to grow it.

i have a miniature climber called pearl- what a beaut

Sea Pearl is a beauty, but it's difficult unless you garden in a mild climate. In heat and intense sunshine the color fades quickly, & during prolonged periods of high temps, bloom production is all but nil. In my sister-in-law's California garden, though, it's a real eye-grabber all season long.

I planted Mother of Pearl bare root last Jan, 2008. It was my first bush to bloom this spring----lovely large salmon blossoms which lasted a good while. It is now 3-4 ft tall and reblooming. Vigorous, healthy plant---I love it!

Beth, if you have any pictures of Mother of Pearl that would be great. Thanks everybody!

Sorry, I should have said Beth's Mom.

Well, I am Beth, and I have all three of the above mentioned "Pearls."

MOTHER OF PEARL is new for me this yr also. I actually had bought it last yr, but it never broke dormancy and died. I'm glad I re-ordered it tho. It's only bloomed once so far, and the blooms are a lovely salmony, pinky-peach.
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SEA PEARL is a beautiful rose. Mine is over 10 yrs old. It grows to about 5ft, bolt upright and blooms a lot for me. It's a lovely warm pink with a creamy peachy reverse and some yellow undertones. The blooms last a fairly long time and unlike Jaxondel's experience, doesn't fade that much even in 100+° temps. The clusters last quite a long time.
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OYSTER PEARL I have also had for over 10 yrs, and it's a bit of a stingy thing and the blooms blow fairly fast. It grows tall, sometimes to 6ft and also rather upright, not much branching. The blooms are very pretty when you catch them in the exhibition stage, which can often be only a few hours in my high heat.
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These are all so nice. I will look up the mini as well.

Sea Pearl has lovely coloring but I am not sure it is for my climate.

I grew Sea Pearl years ago in zone 5 & it did very well for me with little care. It was extremely photogenic.

I planted Mother of Pearl last year and it grew and bloomed well for a first year bush. It sailed right throught the winter without a hitch and was one of the first to break dormancy and then it bloomed very soon after. The blooms are a large beautiful salmon pink with a very light scent. The color lives up to it's name. This is a good garden rose. It tends to bloom in smallish sprays of three to four blooms per spray, though there are several that grow single bloom to each stem. I would highly recommend this for anyone wanting a good garden rose. Oh, also it appears that it tends to be quite healthy as I have seen no sign of any PM or BS and the insects seem to avoid it as well. Good Rose!!!
JOhn

shopping for someone named Pearl? or maybe that's her birthstone?

John, that is good news but I wonder if you have as much BS as I do. Do you have to spray most things to have any leaves?

Actually my Husband's Mother was Pearl and she is gone so I wanted a rose to honor her memory. That is why MOTHER of Pearl is so perfect. I never got to meet her...