KINRADEN’s other jewellery pieces extend the sculptural language of the collections beyond traditional earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets. Designed in Copenhagen by architect and founder Sarah Emilie Müllertz, these pieces explore how jewellery can interact with the body, clothing and movement through form, proportion and material.
The selection includes the FLORIS Brooch and FLORIS Hairpin from the Levitas Collection, alongside the LUMEN Button. Crafted in recycled sterling silver, each piece reflects KINRADEN’s architectural approach to design, where function and sculptural expression are considered as one.
FLORIS Hairpin explores jewellery beyond the body in its most familiar sense. Its organic, flowing form can be worn as a brooch or interpreted through the hairpin, allowing the same design language to interact differently with clothing, hair and movement. The pieces reflect the idea of lightness at the heart of Levitas, balancing volume and presence with a sense of ease.
The LUMEN Button offers another interpretation of functional jewellery, transforming an everyday object into a precise sculptural form. Across these designs, the distinction between jewellery, object and adornment becomes deliberately fluid, while craftsmanship and material remain central to the expression.
Each piece is crafted in recycled sterling silver, reflecting KINRADEN’s wider approach to considered materials and jewellery designed for longevity.
Explore our design process to discover how Sarah Emilie Müllertz’s background in architecture informs KINRADEN’s approach to proportion, function and sculptural form.
