Growing up in a village with no other people of color except her sister, Fleuri finds herself questioning her identity: What is the other part of me, the Congolese part? What is their religion or spirituality? She discovers answers in powerful rituals, amulets, and symbols of the Congolese Cosmology from the Bakongo people. While translating these findings into modern jewelry, Fleuri finds strength in her identity, realizing that from this sense of duality emerges something entirely unique.