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Belgian-born founder and creative director Stephanie D’heygere graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp in 2009. In 2011, after assisting at an array of major fashion houses, she joined where she became head of jewelry until 2015.

Stephanie then joined as senior jewelry designer, before going freelance to make statement jewelry and accessories for Paris’ new guard such as , , and , as well as the renowned Parisian house .
Her eponymous accessories brand D’heygere was launched during Paris Fashion Week in January 2018. It quickly garnered industry acclaim and won the 2018 ANDAM Accessories Prize for its unisex, inventive and thought-provoking pieces created in response to the current of daily life, balancing form and function with a focus on bold minimalism. D'heygere also received two Belgian Fashion Awards, the Jury Prize in 2022 and the
Accessory Designer of the Year Prize in 2024, and a funding of the French Ministry of Culture in 2023.

Exhibiting the wit and avant-garde spirit as her cited influences, artists Marcel Duchamp and Marcel Broodthaers, D’heygere navigates the interplay between opposites – luxury and ordinary, reality and representation – reimagining mundane materials and commonplace objects as innovative, poetic and functional adornments made in Italy in silver 925 and leather.

D’heygere expresses its ongoing passion for heritage and savoir-faire through collaborations with Longchamp, Bic, PZToday, Dada, Souvenir Official, Ecal, Deewee, Wouters & Hendrix, and Gentle Monster.
D'heygere also enjoys collaborating with independent designers whose works she admires and respects, such as Vaquera, I'm Sorry, Nails by Mei, Marie-Adam Leenaerdt, Jenny Fax and Charlie Le Mindu.

A key creative expression of this can be found in the label’s signature piece, the Canister Hoops. Devised as miniature vessels to hold personal effects, the empowering design allows the wearer freedom to experiment depending on mood or outfit, such as adding a cigarette to go to the bar or a flower to go to a wedding. “Accessories are meant to accessorize your outfit,” said Stephanie to The New York Times in January 2018, “but now with D’heygere, you can actually accessorize your accessories”.