nicolas lefebvre
if le gramme were an object or a sculpture, what would it be like?

I can clearly see a cylinder, like the clasp of the cable, on a fairly square or rectilinear base. something very geometric where the roundness of the cylinder would come in opposition to the rigor of the square. it would be very beautiful as a sculpture, perhaps even with the cylinder vertically on a rectangle.
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emil humbert & christophe poyet
if you had to imagine an interior on le gramme or a piece of furniture, what would it be like?

we can imagine a fairly Parisian interior. a bit in the spirit of this dining room with this large polished metal table, but very stripped of objects, just the essentials. a sort of reinterpretation of Parisian style, but very refined. few objects, but very beautiful graphic things highlighted. we could rework the Parisian moldings but with a contemporary twist, very geometric, no roundness. the parquet floor would also be contemporary.
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yassine mekhnache
What do le gram creations inspire you?

I find that these are things that can be worn every day. they are timeless and easy to wear every day. here, I wear 3, like my 3 children, so it may remain something that will follow me in my daily life.
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maxim flatry
the creations le gramme and the brand, what does that inspire you?

I was a jewelry stylist before, so I think I have a pretty professional eye for jewelry. I really like the purity and timelessness of Le Gram’s creations. there is a parallel with the pieces that I present at the gallery. we find this same timelessness in these art deco creations. pieces that are still more than 100 years old. I'm thinking in particular of this Jean-Michel Frank pedestal table which is just a line of metal. there is an obvious link, finally, with the bracelets that I particularly like from le gramme.
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rodolphe parente
What do le gram creations inspire you?

with le gramme creations, there is a form of taut and timeless line, which works with all contexts, both a very smart and relaxed lifestyle! I find that there is a writing that is quite universal and at the same time contemporary. It works well with these very expressive jewelry. le gramme is a brand which is open in any case, everyone can find the object that corresponds to them.
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Thomas Roussel
your jewelry on le gramme, what are they? how do you wear them?

It was Camille, my partner, who first introduced me to le gramme. she gave me two bracelets from the brand that I never take off. a ribbon 7g and a polished beads 11g. they remind me of valentines, christmas, birthdays, things with her, romantic moments.
I would really like to complete my accumulation with a double turn cable or a larger ribbon.
le gram creations speak to me, especially at the moment with this inspiration for the metal and silver side, which really inspires me. It all makes sense to me, it's pretty aligned.
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kilian hennessy
What do le gram creations inspire you?

I find Le Gram’s creations essential. there are no artifices, only the beauty of the material. I wear my ceramic cable every day. I like the twisted appearance of the cable itself, almost a column.
le gram jewelry is present without being 'show off'. I find them quite virile without being macho and above all very elegant.
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cyril benzaquen
Cyril Benzaquen, world kick boxing champion and entrepreneur with his production company. He notably produced his own world championship and evenings hosting several fights.
Adam Brown
What do le gram creations inspire you?
When I think of Orlebar Brown, the words that come to mind are: sun, travel, happiness and good times. when I see the le gram bracelets that we created together, I feel that they bring sunshine, joy, and that they make you want to travel and have good times.
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charles zana
What do le gram creations inspire you?
I love this side of highlighting silver, and this time when we all had a bracelet to which we gave a value. In my opinion, this reference to the weight of things, duration, grammage is very intelligent… I like to mix my two gram ribbon bracelets with my lighter fabric bracelets.
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rokhaya diallo
What did you like about the Le Gram creations?
I really like things that intersect, I find the scale of the jewels that intersect super pretty, it's really super beautiful. I also really like silver, it’s what I wear the most. there is really something very fine and very elegant with these creations and for example the intertwining chains which intertwine I find that in the symbolism it is super pretty.
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Ludovic de Saint Sernin
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? I really like the idea that I can divert the use of le gram creations. For example, I wear two interlaced bracelets tied together as a choker necklace. I am wearing this 1g ring entirely paved with diamonds. Ignacio wears her chain pendant from the entrelacs collection.
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matthias dandois
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? I am lucky to have several creations from the brand, such as the guilloché cable bracelet or the silver bangle, but I must admit that I really like my perforated silver ribbon bracelet. I like to mix them all together with a ribbon ring too. In summer I wear a gold interlacing pendant. what I like about le gramme is the attraction I have with these objects.
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noonoouri
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? in fact, I'm a fan of all the le gram collections! I particularly like the graphic and minimalist side of the ribbon collection but also the technical and architectural side of the cable collection. I love mixing collections and creating my own accumulation of jewelry.
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maxence danet-fauvel
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? I am wearing pieces from the entrelacs collection, a 253g necklace and an 87g bracelet in vintage silver. what I really like about le gramme is the hyper-worked but also mega-raw side of certain jewelry. the creations that I like at le gram are not necessarily those that are clean, it is rather those with the play of textures or materials that will interest me.
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kamel mennour
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? I chose a 21g ribbon bracelet in brushed 925 silver. what I like about le gramme is this silence that these creations impose on you and that you end up forgetting. wearing them becomes natural. I find it chic and simple.
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julien sebbag
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? I love the 3 turns 11g ceramic cable bracelet. I love how it wraps around my wrist, just like the 21g interlacing bracelet. They look good together.
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Dan Thawley
what are your objects on le gramme? how do you wear them? I really like the fine bracelets from Le Gramme, I very often wear the 23g guilloché ribbon bracelet and the 11g beads bracelet. I love gold as much as silver, I love mixing them.
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rod paradot
your jewelry on le gramme, what are they? how do you wear them? I am wearing the segment chain in brushed 925 silver, 2 ribbon bracelets in black silver, a segment bracelet in brushed silver and a vertical guilloche cable bracelet in polished silver. I love them, I'm in the process of adopting them, they never leave my side.
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isaac cole powell
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? I have two bracelets, a 9g polished 925 silver cable and the 7g polished 925 silver ribbon bracelet. I wear them together sometimes but I also like to play with them depending on what I want to wear.
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Pierre Mahéo
clothes that are accurate in their universality, which focus on comfort before form (the height of elegance). Pierre Mahéo, the founder of Officine Générale, advocates consistency, duration and reality.
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Germain Louvet
entered the corps de ballet of the paris opera at the age of 18 and was promoted to star dancer in 2016, germain louvet embodies an inspiration for the co-founder of le gramme, erwan le louër, whose mother also did part of the opera corps de ballet. through his sensitivity and self-sacrifice, this classical dancer reflects the brand's values ​​of rigor and search for emotions through purity.
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Pauline Deltour
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors? I wear the brushed silver beads bracelet... on my right wrist, always... it goes everywhere, with all styles of clothing, I love it.
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Pierre Yovanovitch
interior designer, furniture designer, collector of design and contemporary art, scenographer, Pierre Yovanovitch is passionate about harmonies and noble materials that he distills from Paris or New York, dressing the most beautiful interiors in London , tel aviv, brussels, new york and los angeles.
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joseph altuzarra
I am touched to be able to count Joseph among our ambassadors as much as I am sensitive to his eye and his aesthetics. the development of its brand and its involvement in it command respect.
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erwan rent it
le gram is the result of a meeting, that of Adrien Messié and Erwan Le Louër. trained designer, erwan le louër is convinced by the importance of the meaning of the object associated with its aesthetics. He brings together his passion for entrepreneurship and his attention to detail throughout his projects, creating the house Jem Jewelery Ethically Minded in 2008, then the Maison Margiela jewelry license, line 12.
The project of a silver ribbon with a simple shape then takes shape, available in several widths varying its weight. hence, the idea of ​​naming it in the most essential way possible: its weight. the le gram project revolves around creations with elementary shapes, the same shape declined in several sizes depending on its weight, in different materials serving the object. From this common desire to confront the masculine world, le gramme was born, a lifestyle brand aimed at men.
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vincent dedienne
your items on le gramme, what are they and how do you wear them? I have the 33g and 15g ribbon bracelets in polished 925 silver, a 9g bangle bracelet in polished yellow gold and a 9g ring in polished 925 silver. I wear them every day except when the costume doesn't allow it. I put them together. I borrow them a little, sometimes permanently. a friend of mine got me one, it's been two weeks. I take that as a compliment.
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yiqing yin
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? I have several bracelets in brushed black 925 silver, 41g and 33g, and two bracelets from the recent beads collection, 25g. I like the contrast of the latter, between the traditional definition of the pearl necklace and the elemental nature of the precious metal. there too there is this latency time, we don't really know how to react to this hybrid object, so simple and so sensual, with a cold sensuality. I wear my two beads as a necklace and the other bracelets over the wool sleeves. I like the fact that they structure a garment without really being defined as jewelry. As for my daughter, she carries a milligram.
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Colin Bates
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? I have the 9g cable bracelet in brushed black silver and the 41g ribbon bracelet in brushed 925 silver, I like the contrast of their materials, I wear them in accumulation, on the same wrist.
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marie beltrami
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? What attracts you to le gramme? I have the 925 silver cuff, 67g. I mainly wear it with my “chicken leg” pendant. I made this piece of jewelry as a tribute to my friend Edwige who always had a real chicken leg attached to her jacket... I reproduced it for Eva Ionesco's film. I love this le gram bracelet for its simple and straightforward beauty, I have always been positively jealous of the purity of its line.
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jacques shu
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors? I have a cable and a silver bangle on my right wrist, I even sleep with it. I wear them in accumulation with a small Thai bracelet, a souvenir from my first trip with my lover.
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isabelle stanislas
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors/doors? I have three bracelets, one 41g and two 21g in brushed black 925 silver. I wear them in accumulations because I don't like separating them. I play with them, with their rhythm, their fullness and their empty spaces, placing the widest one in front, then behind, the openings above or below the wrist. I love the philosophy of this brand, the way it was created, the people behind it and what they did with it.
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Santa
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? I have bracelets: the 41g brushed, the 21g polished, the 23g polished horizontal guilloché and the 27g polished perforated (my youngest, I fell in love!). I accumulate them, I find it funny, it makes the sound of elves' bells, they are super jealous.
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gildas loaëc
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you wear them/use them? I have a 21g smooth polished 925 silver bracelet that I just misplaced and which I miss a lot, I will definitely find it again at some point. I became attached to its aesthetic, which was both distinguished and cool. The Maison Kitsuné x Le Gram collaboration therefore comes at the right time.
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mathieu lehanneur
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors? I have a 5g cable bracelet in 925 silver and a 21g ribbon bracelet in smooth polished 925 silver. the ribbon's shape allows me to put it on and take it off, each time experiencing this little temperature experience that I was talking about.
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melanie huynh
your items on le gramme, what are they and how do you wear them? What attracts you to le gramme? I have the gold cable. I wear it in accumulation with other bracelets from Cartier. I'm also a fan of 1 gram de le gram rings, these rings so fine that they look like gold or diamond threads.
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Moulika Varango
your objects per gram, what are they? a 33g in smooth polished silver, and the 9g cable also in smooth polished silver.
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gregoris pyrpylis
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? I first started with the brushed 7g that I wear on my right wrist all the time. it's a symbol, the person I love wears the same one. I also have the polished 21g that I wear in assembly with my 7g. I love the serenity and tranquility of le gramme, the perfect line that wraps around the wrist, the simplified design that becomes personal depending on who wears it. There is a great calmness emanating from this brand. I touch my bracelets mechanically, regularly without always realizing it, it relaxes me and reassures me, a bit like one would do with a charm.
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antoine ricardou
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors? I have the 43g ruler that I use all the time, it's on my desk, I roll it mechanically often... I also have a 23g brushed pyramid guilloche bracelet that I admit I don't wear all the time, I realize that I erase the points of sophistication over time.
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elodie david-taboul
your objects per gram, what are they? how do you wear them? I have several bracelets: the 15g smooth polished, the 23g polished pyramid guilloché and the 13g polished vertical guilloché, all in 925 silver. I wear them all the time, and together, I like to accumulate them.
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simon buret
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors? I wear two rings, one on each little finger. the 3g and the 7g in 925 silver.
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joseph dirand
your object(s) on le gramme, what is/are they? how do you use the doors? a 7g bracelet (the lightest possible), which is actually the only thing I wear with this lucky bracelet from Peru that refuses to break. it's the only form of permanence that I can tolerate. I used to wear a lot of stuff and finally got rid of it. I also have the ruler to do my little sketches on tracing paper in the evening!
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jean-phillipe de la perle
and your object le gramme, what is it? a brushed 925 black silver bracelet, 33g and 7g.
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charles innocenti
your object le gramme, what is it? I have two bracelets, one 15g and one 33g, both smooth polished in 925 silver.
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thomas erber
and your object le gramme, what is it? my wife's bracelet that I borrow from her... often... there is also the 21g that Adrien and Erwan gave me in which is engraved a very pretty phrase that I will keep for myself. otherwise I really like the 9g ring of le gramme that Adrien gave me. its simplicity is disarming, especially since finding rings for men is not that easy...
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agoria
and your object le gramme, what is it? I have three. the 21g smooth polished, the 21g smooth brushed and the 41g smooth brushed, all in 925 silver.
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dixon
your object le gramme, what is it? it's a classic and it matches easily with other bracelets.
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Marie-Agnès Gillot
and your object le gramme, what is it? the 21g polished 925 silver, it is engraved inside with a phrase “to my star” and punctuated with a star.
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augustin trapernard
your object le gramme, what is it? I have an almost compulsive relationship with le gramme. I hesitate between collector and neurotic buyer! I'm missing one that I gave, one day, to a person who shared my life for a long time. my name must always be engraved inside.
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nicolas ouchenir
how do you carry le gramme? le gramme has this ancestral, heritage, timeless side, like a sign of belonging that we see in the tribes, or the bracelet that accompanies us at birth. it is not at all a bracelet but an experience that must be worn to perceive all its delicacy and potential. le gramme is an essential piece of jewelry whose personality ultimately depends on the wearer. you can't wear it without having personality because it requires success without artifice. this simplicity hides immense strength, and a lot of weight. I have seven bracelets per gram, it may seem like a lot but it's actually barely enough because I have fun putting things together. I wear them all the time, so I had to get used to working with them, le gramme sometimes writes at the same time as me, as if endowed with an independent life.
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jean-pierre marois
and your object le gramme, what is it? This is the 33g bracelet in polished 925 silver. this piece was specially designed for baths, it is recognizable by its engraved bacchus. nicolas ouchenir also calligraphed a sentence inside.
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alexis mabille
and your object le gramme, what is it and how do you wear it? I wear my pieces in pairs, a bracelet on each wrist, just like the maharajas of old! the 7g is particularly pretty with the bottom of the shirt cuff which it closes with a fine stripe. I sometimes mix them with other jewelry, their essential character allows it, they become like tattoos, two silver threads that do not move.
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