Chrome Hearts on USFans Spreadsheet

The only large hub on the USFans Spreadsheet where jewellery beats clothing. Rings, cross bracelets, chain pendants and necklaces make up close to half of it, with leather tees, hoodies, jeans, caps and a run of homeware behind.

Silver, leather and the homeware corner

The jewellery shelf is listed mostly as bundles rather than single items — "40+ styles" of bracelet, "12+ styles", multi-style ring and necklace listings — so the first job on any of these is agreeing with the seller exactly which design you are ordering. The clothing is leather tees, the Moro hoodie, rhinestone and shiny tees, longsleeves, jeans, a mesh jersey, caps and beanies. And then there is the homeware: ashtrays, wine glasses, a pillow and a carpet, all filed under other stuff, which is unusual enough to be worth a scroll on its own.

Sizing on the clothing is boxy and true, cut heavier than a standard blank. Jewellery is the part that needs a measurement rather than a size: for a ring, measure the internal diameter of one you already wear in millimetres; for a bracelet, measure your wrist and add roughly 1.5 cm for a cross or link style that should sit loose. Bangles are sized by internal diameter, not circumference, which catches people out.

On silver, two things separate a good casting. First, the recesses: the crosses, daggers, fleur-de-lis and scrollwork are deep-cut, and the darkened oxidised finish should sit down inside those cuts rather than smearing across the raised surface. Second, weight — hollow work is the standard shortcut and it is completely invisible in a photograph, so ask for the gram weight if the listing does not state it. On the clothing, the graphics are large enough that any misalignment reads across a room. Everything is USD-priced. Back to the USFans Spreadsheet.