Designer Jewelry · Santo Domingo

Jewels made
to feel
alive.

Mirianne creates jewelry shaped by craftsmanship, memory, expressive stones, and a luminous vision of contemporary luxury.

Editorial Mirianne

Pieces designed to feel personal, memorable, and full of character.

LindsayMirianneCollado.

Jewelry designer. Trained in France and Milan. Founder of Mirianne.

Our Story

The Beginning

Mirianne is a fine jewelry maison founded in 2026 by designer Lindsay Mirianne Collado. From an early age, she developed a fascination with details, shapes, and small objects that carry meaning.

Her Training

This curiosity led her to study contemporary jewelry design in France, where she built a strong technical and artistic foundation.

She later continued her studies in Milan, specializing in jewelry, watchmaking, and accessory design.

The Maison

Upon returning to her native Dominican Republic, she founded Mirianne as a space where jewelry is understood as a form of personal expression.

Each piece begins with an observation of nature, movement, and memory: jewels conceived as small sculptures for the body.

Lindsay Mirianne Collado · Founder

A path shaped by precision and passion

From an early interest in meaningful objects to the founding of a Dominican contemporary jewelry maison.

Jardín Eterno

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A focused selection of available pieces in which movement, memory, and material carry the story.

In Memoria

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A collection about identity, farewells, and the small phrases that remain. Jewelry as objects of memory: intimate, direct, and filled with presence.

"Beauty can smile, too."

Origin

Designed in Santo Domingo, with a perspective shaped by light and memory.

Craft

Pieces created in small series, with close attention to proportion, touch, and details best appreciated up close.

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