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Stage 2 / Machining
This stage consists in transforming a piece of raw material into a unique form, specific to a LE GRAMME design.
Stage 3 / Engraving
A laser is used to engrave the material and mark the weight of each piece.
Stage 4 / Polishing
The dexterity and careful movements of the craftsman bring out the finish of each object, whether polished, brushed or mat.
Stage 5 / Standardisation
As the pieces are hand crafted, they require a process of standardisation to ensure that they conform to a specific weight as well as the specific elements of each object.
Stage 6 / Polish
The application of polish is a delicate operation, done with a fine brush, which darkens the engraved lines showing the weight of each article.
Stage 7 / Stamping
Attesting to the quality and originality of LE GRAMME objects, each stamp has a specific meaning: - the maker’s mark, guaranteeing that the object was produced in a French workshop - the national hallmark certifying the quality of the precious metal - the LE GRAMME stamp attesting to the originality of our pieces.
Stage 8 / Passivation
A fine film, of only a nano-thickness, is applied to the metal, which will enable it to retain its colour longer.
Stage 9 / Drying
After passivation, the objects are placed on a drying rack.
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