Discover our very first home jewellery collection in collaboration with Serax: a line of tabletop treasures characterised by the same irreverent spirit of playful subversion and artistic exploration that defines our jewellery.

What if the secret to eternal youth is as simple and joyful as a sense of play? Discover the vibrant world of Wouters & Hendrix in a sneak peek of our collaboration with The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA).

Wouters & Hendrix’ infinite fascination with creativity and craftsmanship led us to three female artists who each in their own way push the boundaries of their craft. They introduced ‘Le Rêve en Boîte’ into their own creative universes.

For the collection's campaign shoot, we contacted Belgian art photographer Mous Lamrabat who, just like us, loves to question the common standards in his work, but always with a wink.

When we conspire with daring distillers Dada Chapel, fireworks are guaranteed.

We engraved a limited number of 'Les Eternelles' bracelets with five historical love quotes.

We invited fellow Belgian designer Stephanie D'heygere to put her unique spin to our iconic 'Chapters' rings.

As part of the matchmaking experiment A/part, we have joined forces with Belgian denim label Façon Jacmin.

Watch here the double interview between artist Olivier Goethals and jewellery designer Katrin Wouters moderated by Sofie Van de Velde.

To celebrate 35 years of Wouters & Hendrix, we transformed a complete floor at Diamond Museum DIVA into a Room of Wonder.

Together with the Antwerp Six, Wouters & Hendrix took part in the British Designer Show in London in 1986. Since then they designed several jewellery pieces to complement the fashion designers' clothing.

In 2011, we launched a limited edition of our ‘Embrace’ with Delvaux, the oldest fine leather luxury goods house in the world.

We celebrated our 30th anniversary pouring three decades of stories in five unique time capsules. Each capsule was translated into a short 3D film directed by visual artist Frederik Heyman.

In 2009, we celebrated our 25th anniversary with a grand voyage. Three large vintage suitcases, transformed into artworks left for a journey around the world from Antwerp to Japan and the United States.

Connecting the art of silversmithing to that of knitwear, we designed a christening gown and partnered with Rita co Rita to handknit it in silver thread for the ‘Vitrine’ project in Antwerp.