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Le Serment
OCOTBER 2026 | 4 PIECES | WHITE DIAMONDS
THE COLLECTION
Most bridal jewellery is built around one stone. Le Serment is built around two people: a line of round diamonds and a line of baguettes that run side by side and meet where it matters.
Two cuts, one metal, one direction. Every piece is platinum and white diamond, finished with a fine milgrain edge along the baguette line. Le Serment means the vow.
01
The Necklace
The two lines circle the neck apart and cross at the front, and at the crossing they hold a pear diamond between them. The pear doesn't hang from one side. It's held by both.
At the back, the lines meet again in a small cross of baguettes around a round diamond, which is also the clasp.
02
The Earrings
The necklace makes its vow once. The earrings keep making it: the round line and the baguette line turn around each other all the way down, in a helix.
Each one starts at a baguette cross with a round diamond at the centre and ends in a pear diamond, held between two platinum wires so it moves freely.
03
The Bracelet
No centre stone on this one. Nothing to look at but the two of them, a round tennis line and a baguette line twisting around the wrist.
Fully articulated, so it moves like a tennis bracelet and not a bangle. It closes under the same baguette cross as the necklace.
04
The Ring
Saying yes is the easy part. This ring is about everything after: a pear diamond set where the two strands of the band cross.
The band is woven all the way round the finger, round diamonds on one strand, baguettes on the other, and plain polished platinum where they pass beneath each other.
