Salt-and-pepper diamonds and inner worlds…

Today, Myrtille shares a few thoughts on what moves her about salt-and-pepper diamonds—these stones that seem to hold an infinitely small world within them—as well as the unique symbolism that emerges when they are set as solitaires.At first glance, there is the simplicity of a solitaire: a single stone, set at the center of the piece, like an unmistakable presence.

Then, as you get closer, a landscape emerges. Within the material itself, there are nuances, textures, and shadows—like a secret map.

"Sometimes I see mists in them, sometimes starlight and microcosms. Each diamond to contain its own inner world."

"That's probably what fascinates me the most. Because no two of these stones are alike. Because they never tell the same story. Because each one has its own distinct presence, its own unique light, and an inexplicable magic."

Blueberry

A new, one-of-a-kind piece featuring the diamond and Pepper set

Today, a new, one-of-a-kind piece joins this collection: a double-milgrain solitaire set with a rectangular diamond and pepper” diamond with beveled edges.

An interpretation of the solitaire—subtle in its delicate details yet bold in its shapes. A piece designed around this specific stone, its inner rhythm, and all that it hints at without ever revealing everything.

The solitaire is one of the most iconic forms in jewelry. It has always celebrated uniqueness—the presence of a single stone, a single sparkle.

With salt-and-pepper diamonds, this symbolism resonates in an even more special way, because each stone becomes a world unto itself, impossible to replicate.

The solitaire then becomes more than just a piece of jewelry. It becomes a celebration of uniqueness—a celebration of something that exists only once.

In each of these creations, Myrtille is always guided by the same desire: to let the stone be fully itself, to listen to what it inspires, and to create a piece of jewelry that enhances its uniqueness.

These unique creations invite us to contemplate the precious mystery of the infinitely large contained within the infinitely small.

You can discover them today during an in-store appointment—which is also available remotely—or explore them directly on our website. And because some stones call for an even more intimate encounter, a new way to discover them may soon emerge.