EARRINGS

KINRADEN earrings bring together sculptural form, considered materials and an architectural approach to proportion. Designed in Copenhagen by architect and founder Sarah Emilie Müllertz, each piece is created with attention to balance, structure and the relationship between jewellery and the body.

The collection spans earrings crafted in recycled 18K gold and recycled sterling silver, from refined studs and hoops to more expressive sculptural forms. Across collections, precious metals are joined by materials with a distinct character of their own, including KINRADEN’s signature Mpingo blackwood and traceable Queensland sapphires.

Architecture is a recurring influence throughout KINRADEN. In the Stilos Collection, the proportions and repetition of classical Grecian columns are translated into jewellery, while the Bricks Collection draws on the rhythm, structure and brickwork of Copenhagen. This architectural language can be seen across the earring collection, where volume, negative space and precise proportions give each design its presence.

From the sculptural Doric and Lumen earrings to the elliptical forms of Glow, each design explores a different relationship between material, movement and form. Selected pieces introduce Mpingo blackwood or Queensland sapphires, bringing contrast, depth and natural variation to the collection.

Explore our design process to discover how Sarah Emilie Müllertz’s background in architecture continues to shape KINRADEN jewellery, from the first study of proportion to the finished piece.