The Danish jewellery brand Kinraden arrives at the iconic 10 Corso Como with a one-month pop-up, inaugurated on 1 April and set to unfold throughout the momentum of Milan Design Week 2026. The space presents itself as a tactile and visual pause: clean lines, considered materials, the quiet rigour of Copenhagen meeting the character of Milan. On display is a broad selection of jewellery defined by sculptural silhouettes, Blackwood diamonds sourced from FSC-certified forests, recycled gold and silver. Pieces that sit closer to wearable design objects than to conventional accessories, each reflecting the brand’s disciplined commitment to responsible materials and a design vision conceived to endure over time.
Antonella Reina, Editor VO+
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14/04/2026
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