TWO WORLDS COLLECTION

The Two Worlds Collection explores the meeting of contrasts through geometry, material and form. Designed in Copenhagen by architect and founder Sarah Emilie Müllertz, the collection draws inspiration from the Bauhaus movement and Oskar Schlemmer’s Triadic Ballet, where the relationship between the human body, geometry and space became a central part of the artistic expression. 

Throughout the collection, the graphic language of Bauhaus is translated into fine jewellery through repetition, proportion and contrasting materials. Stripes of precious metal meet KINRADEN’s signature Mpingo blackwood, creating a dialogue between light and dark, natural and industrial, softness and structure.

The collection is crafted in recycled 18K gold and recycled sterling silver, combined with hand-cut Mpingo blackwood from FSC-certified forests. Rather than functioning simply as an accent, the wood becomes an integral part of the construction and graphic identity of each piece. 

The ISADORA Ring is one of the clearest expressions of this idea, with alternating bands of metal and Mpingo creating a precise striped composition. Discover the story behind the ISADORA Ring and how Bauhaus principles of simplicity, geometry and the balance between form and function informed its design. The OSKAR Pendant extends the same language into a circular form, while HANNA and KONRAD explore the meeting of the collection’s contrasting materials through different proportions. 

Across rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets, Two Worlds brings together architectural precision and the natural character of Mpingo blackwood. The collection reflects a recurring idea within KINRADEN: that seemingly different materials, forms and references can meet in balance.

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