KINRADEN (Denmark), is designed by Sarah Emilie Müllertz who is an architect and fine jewelry designer whose work seamlessly merges architectural precision with artistic craftsmanship. Educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, she was formerly a partner at the globally renowned firm Henning Larsen. In 2014, she established KINRADEN to redefine fine jewelry through the lens of sustainability and design.
Guided by modernist principles and inspired by the organic beauty of nature, Müllertz balances structure and fluidity in her creations, embracing both purity and imperfection. She works exclusively with recycled gold, sterling silver, and Mpingo blackwood—a rare, FSC-certified heartwood traditionally used in musical instruments.
Müllertz’s work has been exhibited internationally and through KINRADEN, she offers an alternative to conventional fine jewelry, where ethical responsibility and sculptural beauty exist in perfect harmony.
