ALL JEWELLERY

KINRADEN is a Copenhagen fine jewellery house founded by architect and designer Sarah Emilie Müllertz. Across earrings, rings, necklaces, pendants and bracelets, each piece is shaped by an architectural approach to proportion, structure and material, translating ideas from architecture and art to the scale of the body.

The collection spans jewellery crafted in recycled 18K gold and recycled sterling silver, alongside designs featuring KINRADEN’s signature Mpingo blackwood and traceable Queensland sapphires. Each material is chosen for its distinct qualities and becomes an integral part of the design, considered through surface, weight, contrast and longevity.

Architecture is a recurring language throughout the KINRADEN universe. The Stilos Collection translates the repetition and proportions of classical Grecian columns into sculptural jewellery, while the Bricks Collection draws on Copenhagen’s brick architecture, exploring rhythm, geometry and the relationship between solid and void. In the Two Worlds Collection, references to Bauhaus and Oskar Schlemmer meet precious metals and graphic Mpingo blackwood.

Other collections explore movement, nature and connection. Oxygen is shaped by interlocking structures and the idea of openness, while Nautilus looks to the geometry of the natural world and the Fibonacci sequence.

From sculptural silver earrings and architectural rings to 18K gold necklaces, pendants and bracelets, KINRADEN jewellery is created with a focus on craftsmanship, material integrity and lasting design. Pieces are conceived beyond seasons, designed to be worn, lived with and passed on.

Explore our design process to discover how Sarah Emilie Müllertz’s background in architecture continues to shape KINRADEN fine jewellery.