Salá koleka na makambo oyo ezali na kati

Chariot ya motuka

Pusu na yo ezali mpamba

NDIMBOLA

Liboke ya bilembo.
Esalemi na wolo ya makasi.
Enraciné na patrimoine congolais.

A symbol of legacy, resilience, and quiet power.

THE ETERNALS

Inspired by the wheat grain. 

The Eternal is a symbol of legacy, resilience, and quiet power.
Each sculpted gold grain forms a crest. Set with marquise diamonds, it captures moments of brilliance and preserves them in gold.


It shines to remember.

The bold feminine

THE DIKUNJI

Woman wearing a Maison DORAMS gold ROUGE Pendant with a red top against a neutral background

The DIKUNJI embodies bold femininity. Its sculptural form evokes a glowing ember.


DIKUNJI is an homage to the woman who radiates strength without ever asking permission.

Elegance with purpose

THE KIMYA

Shaped as a dove in mid-flight, the KIMYA embodies elegance with purpose, its fluid lines forming outstretched wings that symbolize liberation, voice, and the courage to rise.

Honouring generations of women who have shaped the world in quiet strength.

THE MUKAJI

A gold vermeil pendant with a raised fist design and a sunburst pattern in the background, suspended on a gold chain against a white background.
Gold necklace with a circular pendant on a reflective surface
Woman wearing a gold necklace with a white blazer
Woman holding a gold necklace against a neutral background

Set with fourteen radiant diamonds, each a symbol of unity, completion, and hope.


Mukaji -“woman”- honors generations of women who have shaped the world in quiet strength.

Standing for generations, unshaken, intentional, and sovereign

THE TEMPLE

Temples are built to endure. They stand for generations, unshaken, intentional, and sovereign. The Temple translates that permanence into gold. 

In many Congolese families, solid gold is not just decoration. It is security, wealth preservation, and legacy. 

This piece honors that tradition. A temple for the wrist. 

A monument in gold.

"Marque ya elenge oyo esengeli kolanda na mbula oyo."

Ndenge emonanaka na Marie Claire France