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Chrome Hearts

Crosses, daggers and sterling silver: rings, chains, eyewear and leather from Chrome Hearts.

Chrome Hearts pairs heavy sterling silver gothic hardware with dark leather and printed cotton shirts. Weighty dagger pendants, cross rings and black trucker hats anchor the look in rock and roll subculture. Polished metal contrasts with worn fabric, keeping the presentation grounded across silver, black and gold tones.

Richard Stark, a leather dealer, started it in Los Angeles in the late eighties with two partners, making leather jackets and silver jewellery for the city's motorcycle scene. Its crosses, daggers and fleur de lis became the label's signature.

Pendants, rings, hats and fine jewelry form the backbone of the wardrobe, pairing naturally with washed denim and tailored outerwear. Utopia in Toronto stocks these pieces, gathering sterling silver jewelry alongside signature graphic cotton tops.

Common questions

What defines Chrome Hearts jewelry and clothing?
Heavy sterling silver hardware, gothic crosses, dagger motifs and dark leather define the aesthetic. Pieces combine biker toughness with rock detailing across jewelry, hats and cotton shirts.
Where did Chrome Hearts begin?
Chrome Hearts began in Los Angeles in the late eighties, founded by Richard Stark, John Bowman and Leonard Kamhout. It made leather jackets and silver jewellery for the city's motorcycle scene before the silver took over.
How should someone wear Chrome Hearts rings and pendants?
Pair a substantial silver cross ring or dagger pendant with a plain black tee shirt and worn jeans. Stacking heavy rings balances simple, unadorned tailoring.