For Richard and Laurie Lynn Stark

The owner holds their phone to the case.

Frame photo

GENUINE

Hardware
.925 sterling silver
Frame made in
Japan
Owner
registered

Line of ownership

  1. First owneron record
  2. Bought atChrome Hearts
  3. Transferredverified
  4. Current ownerregistered

For owners

Care
at your store
Chrome HeartsOnly if you choose to say something. And only to the people who own your pieces.

Every piece of your silver carries a hallmark. Now it can carry proof.

.925

.925 stamped in the metal tells the world what it is made of. It cannot tell them who made it, who owns it, or whether it is real.

“The anti-designer.”

The Japan Times, on Richard Stark, 1999
1988
A silversmithing and leather workshop in Hollywood, making hardware for the people who rode.
1994
Owned by Richard and Laurie Lynn Stark. Privately, and on its own terms, ever since.
Silver
Silver, gold and diamond work made in your own Hollywood workshop, not outsourced.
Eyewear
Frames made in Japan, in sterling silver, gold, horn, ebony and leather.

Among the most counterfeited names in fashion. Silver and eyewear most of all.

Search for Chrome Hearts eyewear and you find guide after guide on how to tell a real pair from a fake. Your customers, and the people who buy from them later, are left to do the test themselves.

  1. Weigh it

    Real sterling silver is heavy. Copies are lighter, and getting closer.

  2. Read the stamp

    “Made in Japan” inside the temple. Replicas copy the stamp too.

  3. Trust the seller

    On the resale market, the last test is hope.

A house this serious about its silver deserves a better test.

A hallmark for the century you live in.

  1. Ring-fence

    The proof

    One tap proves the frame is genuine Chrome Hearts. A copy can fake the weight and the stamp. It cannot fake the record.

  2. Ownership

    The line

    Every frame registered to its owner. When it is sold on, the record passes to the next owner. The proof follows the piece for life.

  3. Return

    The door

    If you ever choose to, a quiet line to the people who own your pieces: an invitation to a store, a new piece, first.

One tap. No doubt.

Genuine or not. Who owns it. Where it has been. For a first buyer in your store, and for the fifth owner years from now.

No advertising. No noise. No change.

Chrome Hearts never needed anyone's permission. This changes nothing about how you make, sell or speak.

  • Nothing on the frame changesThe tag can live in the case or the card. Always your decision.
  • Silent by defaultIt is proof first. Whether you ever speak to owners is entirely up to you.
  • In your languageEvery screen designed in the house's own aesthetic, never a template.
  • YoursThe ownership record and every owner relationship belong to Chrome Hearts.
Chrome Hearts, the house's photograph

Let us find fifteen minutes.

We would welcome a private conversation, with whoever looks after eyewear for the house, to show what a Chrome Hearts frame's record could look like. Start with one piece, or one collection.

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