88% matchTom Wood
Pared-back unisex silver and gold, signets over cables
What changes: Broader ring/hoop range, Nordic rather than industrial-design framing
Brand profile
Paris jewellery brand making minimal French-made silver, titanium and gold bracelets and rings, each named after its weight in grams.
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Products are labelled by their exact gram weight in 925 silver, titanium or 18-carat gold, so the metal content is the naming system and the pricing logic.
The core range is cable and ribbon bracelets, rings, chains and pendants meant to be layered, with brushed, polished or blackened finishes and industrial-design proportions.
Founded in Paris in 2013 by Erwan Le Louer with a debut at Colette, manufactured in France, and started as menswear before broadening to all genders.
88% matchPared-back unisex silver and gold, signets over cables
What changes: Broader ring/hoop range, Nordic rather than industrial-design framing
81% matchSculptural genderless recycled silver, heavier forms
What changes: More organic, art-object shapes vs strict geometry
73% matchStacking-led precious-metal bands, engineered feel
What changes: Fine-jewellery pricing with diamonds, ring-focused
71% matchMinimalist sterling silver treated as industrial object
What changes: Womenswear-leaning, includes homeware objects
Le Gramme is a Paris jewellery label co-founded by Erwan Le Louër and launched at Colette in 2013, initially positioned as a men's line and now worn by all genders. Every piece is named for its weight in grams of precious metal, using 925 sterling silver, titanium and 18-carat gold, and is manufactured in France. The range centres on cable and ribbon bracelets, rings, chains and pendants designed to be stacked, with brushed, polished or blackened finishes and an industrial-design approach to proportion.