BRACELETS

KINRADEN bracelets explore the relationship between structure and movement. Designed in Copenhagen by architect and founder Sarah Emilie Müllertz, each piece reflects an architectural approach to proportion, construction and material, translated into jewellery that moves naturally with the body.

The collection spans bracelets crafted in recycled 18K gold and recycled sterling silver, from articulated links and chains to sculptural bangles and more defined architectural forms. Rather than treating construction as something to conceal, many KINRADEN designs make it part of the expression: links connect, elements repeat and individual forms come together to create rhythm and continuous structure.

This approach can be seen in the ELECTRA Bracelet, where articulated links create movement, and in BLAST from the Oxygen Collection, where interconnected elements reflect the collection’s exploration of openness, connection and air. THE ARCH introduces a more defined architectural expression through its sculptural silhouette.

The INGER Bracelet from the Bricks Collection translates the rhythm and structure of Copenhagen brick architecture into recycled 18K gold and traceable Queensland sapphires, creating a meeting of architecture, material and fine jewellery.

Across the collection, the qualities of the materials remain central to each design. Surface, weight, proportion and construction are considered together, allowing the jewellery to have presence while remaining connected to the movement of the body.

Explore our design process to discover how Sarah Emilie Müllertz’s architectural background informs KINRADEN’s approach to structure, movement and form.