Chrome Hearts · East Village
Sell Your Chrome Hearts in NYC
Silver rings, crosses, chains and dog tags, 22k gold pieces, hoodies, tees, trucker hats, leather and eyewear. Bring it to 39 Avenue A, we check it in front of you and pay the same day, with or without the receipt.
- Same-day cash
- Checked in front of you
- Walk-ins welcome
- Trade toward store stock
What We Buy
Silver, Gold, Clothing and Accessories
Chrome Hearts jewelry is mostly .925 sterling silver, with gold pieces usually in 22k. Heavy silver pieces carry real metal value, and the brand premium sits well on top of it. Clothing and accessories are priced on condition and demand, piece by piece.
Rings & Pendants
Cross rings, floral cross and dagger pendants, heart pendants, spacer rings and the heavier statement rings. Weight, design and size all count.
Bracelets, Chains & Dog Tags
Fancy link, paper chain and cross ball bracelets, ball chains and necklaces, and dog tags. Chains and bracelets are priced on design, length and weight.
22k Gold
Chrome Hearts gold pieces are usually 22k and stamped 22K. That's about 91.7% pure gold, more than 14k or 18k, so a gold piece starts from a high metal value before the brand is counted.
Hoodies, Tees & Long Sleeves
Horseshoe logo hoodies and zip-ups, pocket tees, long sleeves, sweatpants and Matty Boy pieces. Clean prints, intact tags and no stretching or fading bring the most.
Eyewear & Leather
Sunglasses and optical frames, wallets, belts and leather pieces with silver hardware. On eyewear we check the frame, hinges and lenses; on leather, the stitching and the silver.
Hats & Accessories
Trucker hats, beanies, silicone bead necklaces, knit gloves and other smaller pieces. They sell for less than silver and gold, and condition matters a lot at that price.
Pricing
What Moves a Chrome Hearts Offer
Two cross rings that look alike can be far apart in value. Here is what decides it.
- Silver weight and design
- Every silver piece starts with its weight in .925 silver. The design and how in-demand it is decide how far above that the offer goes.
- 22k gold
- Gold pieces are worth at least their gold, and 22k holds more gold per gram than 14k or 18k. The brand premium comes on top.
- Wear and alterations
- The dark finish in the recesses is part of the design, and normal wear is fine. Deep dents, cracked solder and rings resized by someone other than Chrome Hearts lower the offer.
- Clothing condition
- Cracked or faded prints, stains, stretched cuffs and cut tags lower the number. Size matters too, model by model.
- Limited pieces
- Collaborations, Matty Boy pieces and limited releases usually bring more than everyday basics in the same category.
- Receipt and packaging
- A Chrome Hearts receipt, bag and pouch are nice to have, but they don't prove a piece is real on their own. We check the piece itself.
Not sure what you have? Look for the Chrome Hearts mark and the .925 or 22K stamp. Text photos of the piece and the stamps to 917-608-8939.
Authentication
How We Check Chrome Hearts
Fakes copy the logos and stamps well, so we check the whole piece, in front of you, and tell you what we see. Our Chrome Hearts authentication guide covers the tells in more detail.
- The Chrome Hearts mark and the .925 or 22K stamp: font, depth and spacing
- Casting detail inside the crosses and on the underside of rings and pendants
- Weight, and a metal test so silver and gold are confirmed, not assumed
- On clothing: print quality, neck and wash tags, and stitching
- On eyewear and leather: hinges, markings, stitching and the silver hardware
Get Ready
Before You Bring It In
Don't polish the silver or have anything resized before you sell. Bring it as it is.
- Bring the receipt, bag and pouch if you have them
- Bring clothing clean and folded, with every tag still on
- Bring eyewear with its case and any extra parts
- Bring a valid government-issued ID; New York law requires it for every sale