like a dialogue between jewelry and industrial design from which the brand draws inspiration, le gramme creations are now adorned with diamonds.

for erwan le louër, designer and ceo of le gramme, “men are becoming more and more emancipated in the way they wear jewelry. today diamonds are more and more accepted in the men's wardrobe"

the cable and octagon cable, ribbon, bangle and even interlacing collections are set with brilliant-cut white diamonds, creating a tension between the radicality of the jewel and the emotion provoked by the brilliance of the stone. the play of light and reflections of the gems underline the power and accentuate the perfect geometry of the refined and rational creations.

here, the diamond, set alone or in almost infinite lines, amplifies the elementary shapes of the cable bracelet, cylindrical or octagonal, and the interlacing motif, worked from one circular shape interwoven into another. there, entirely paved, the ribbon bracelet, as if cut into the material, takes on a jewelry dimension. the obsession with a minimal aesthetic also gives rise to the ribbon ring set with a contemporary checkerboard pattern. playing on 925 silver and 750 yellow gold, the sparkles of the diamonds magnify the concave and convex lines of the jewelry.

these diamond variations, made in France, prove to be the daily accessories of men and women in search of exceptional objects. like all le gram creations, these new variations can be worn alone or in accumulation to assert and reveal the identity of the wearer.