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Tricoloured Diamond- Station 16 Gallery
Tricoloured Diamond- Station 16 Gallery
Tricoloured Diamond- Station 16 Gallery

Le Diamantaire
Tricoloured Diamond

Original —

$850 CAD

Tricoloured Diamond Limited Edition, Colours of France Diamond by Le Diamantaire

  • 4.5" x 5"
  • Edition of /5
  • Spray paint stencil on mirror
  • Comes with beautiful custom box packaging
  • Signed by artist
  • Comes with a certificate of authenticity

We ship worldwide with Fedex, DHL Express, Purolator as well as several door-to-door art handling companies (limited to certain cities). Shipping charges vary depending on product size and weight. Many original and glass framed works must be shipped in wood crates, the gallery will contact you upon purchase to send you a shipping invoice. All other works such as prints and small originals are carefully packaged in tubes and boxes. All orders are shipped 48 hours after purchase, Monday to Friday during opening hours. Unframed prints ship for free in North America. Some exceptions apply. Custom and duty fees are applied to shipments at the discretion of each receiving country. These charges are beyond our control and are the responsibility of the consignee. All sales are final. Please inspect your pieces for any possible damage and contact us within 48h of reception date if you find a problem. Contact us if you have specific shipping questions.

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About Le Diamantaire

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Biography

Coming from post-graffiti Paris, Le Diamantaire is a multidisciplinary French street artist. On the scene since 2011, he has stood out thanks to his depiction of the ultimate a symbol of luxury: the diamond. Primarily working with discarded mirrors and spray paint, his “diamonds” have adorned the streets of cities around the world.

A student in metalwork and boiler making, le Diamantaire developed a taste for the manual shaping of mirrors. His raw material is almost exclusively sourced from salvaged objects - mirrors found in the street that he then cuts and paints.
After transforming garbage into diamonds, le Diamantaire decorates the walls of the city returning them to the street as a gift. His diamonds’ reflective surface makes them a hard target to miss, especially when they catch the sun just right.