KINRADEN necklaces and pendants explore proportion, rhythm and material through a sculptural design language shaped by architect and founder Sarah Emilie Müllertz. Designed in Copenhagen, each piece considers how jewellery relates to the body, from a singular pendant resting against the skin to articulated necklaces defined by repetition, scale and movement.
The collection spans necklaces and pendants crafted in recycled 18K gold and recycled sterling silver, alongside designs featuring KINRADEN’s signature Mpingo blackwood and traceable Queensland sapphires. Across the collection, material is integral to the design, allowing surface, weight and contrast to become part of each expression.
Architecture remains a recurring influence. The DORIC Pendants from the Stilos Collection translate the proportions and repetition of classical Grecian columns into sculptural jewellery. The ARNE and FINN Necklaces from the Bricks Collection draw on the rhythm and structure of Copenhagen brick architecture, bringing recycled 18K gold together with Queensland sapphires in precise geometric compositions.
Other designs explore material and construction in different ways. The ELECTRA Necklaces are built from articulated silver links, creating a continuous relationship between structure and movement, while the DRIZZLE Pendants from the Nautilus Collection place diamond-cut Mpingo blackwood at the centre of the design, giving the natural material the presence traditionally associated with a gemstone.
From fine gold pendants and sculptural silver necklaces to pieces combining precious metals with Mpingo or sapphires, each KINRADEN design is created with attention to craftsmanship, proportion and longevity.
Explore our design process to discover how Sarah Emilie Müllertz’s architectural background continues to shape KINRADEN jewellery.
