The Redestruct Collection celebrates transformation, resilience, and the beauty of renewal. Inspired by the eternal cycles of destruction and rebirth—within nature, ourselves, and the world around us—each piece tells a story of growth, strength, and the meaning that emerges through change.
By melting and reshaping fragments of silver, each creation takes on its own unique form. Raw, unpolished textures intertwine with luminous finishes, embodying striking contrasts—strong yet delicate, bold yet refined.
This collection is a testament to the unpredictable yet profoundly rewarding process of transformation. It honors the strength found in rebuilding and the beauty of integrating every fragment—light and shadow alike—into something stronger, more meaningful, and enduring.
All the pieces are made from a mixture of sterling and recycled silver.
Photography: Eveline van Hamond
Styling: Anne de Boer
Make-up: Soulmakeup Amsterdam
Nails: Studio Sisu
Models: Nyah and Blaze
Styling: Anne de Boer
Make-up: Soulmakeup Amsterdam
Nails: Studio Sisu
Models: Nyah and Blaze
As the night falls,
and the earth dissolves into the vastness of the universe,
I remind myself:
everything comes and goes.
We are here now,
and will vanish again-
this is the cycle.
At times, the void can feel overwhelming,
suffocating even,
as if there’s no escape.
Yet, it seems less a choice and more a necessity-
to draw something positive from the negative,
for they are bound to each other by nature’s law.
Whenever things seem to fall apart,
it creates the opportunity to begin anew.
In the process of rebuilding,
we may uncover something more meaningful,
something deeper.
So perhaps we should see our struggles as sources of insight,
teaching us how to evolve.
And to be gentler with our pain-
and the pain of others-
allowing it to guide us,
toward rebirth.
Breaking down.
and the earth dissolves into the vastness of the universe,
I remind myself:
everything comes and goes.
We are here now,
and will vanish again-
this is the cycle.
At times, the void can feel overwhelming,
suffocating even,
as if there’s no escape.
Yet, it seems less a choice and more a necessity-
to draw something positive from the negative,
for they are bound to each other by nature’s law.
Whenever things seem to fall apart,
it creates the opportunity to begin anew.
In the process of rebuilding,
we may uncover something more meaningful,
something deeper.
So perhaps we should see our struggles as sources of insight,
teaching us how to evolve.
And to be gentler with our pain-
and the pain of others-
allowing it to guide us,
toward rebirth.
Breaking down.
Destroying what no longer serves us.
Reforming.
Rebuilding-
both individually and collectively,
over and over again.
There is no shame in this.
We are designed this way-
like the cycles of the seasons,
like the moon’s eternal play.
Reforming.
Rebuilding-
both individually and collectively,
over and over again.
There is no shame in this.
We are designed this way-
like the cycles of the seasons,
like the moon’s eternal play.