Black square-frame glasses front view for Chrome Hearts styling

Black square-frame glasses temple detail for streetwear eyewear

Square-Frame Glasses - Chrome Hearts Ambidixtrous

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Product details

Choosing eyewear for a Chrome Hearts-led streetwear look gets simpler with these square-frame glasses in a focused Black 1-variant listing. The Ambidixtrous model gives buyers a clean square silhouette with gothic temple detailing, so the frame reads sharp without heavy full-frame decoration.

This pair suits shoppers building an eyewear-led outfit, matching glasses with silver-tone jewelry, or keeping one black accessory direction across Jewelry Jack's broader catalog. The product sits in the Eyewear category and Eyewear collection, which helps buyers compare it with related frames in the same store.

The current product record describes a black square frame with clear demo lenses, silver-tone hardware, engraved accents, and diamond-shaped temple plaques. It also lists prescription-compatible lens installation, standard-to-medium fit guidance, and 2 public product images for checking the frame shape before choosing.

Specifications

Model	Chrome Hearts Ambidixtrous
Frame shape	Square
Colour	Black
Variants	1
Category	Eyewear
Collection	Eyewear
Lens type	Clear demo lenses
Lens width	~51-55 mm
Bridge width	~18-21 mm
Temple length	~140-150 mm
Fit	Standard to medium face shapes
Image count	2 public images

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FAQs

1. What colour option is available for these glasses?

These glasses are listed in Black with 1 variant, so the choice is direct and easy to compare. The single-colour setup helps shoppers match the frame with dark apparel, silver-tone accessories, or an eyewear-led outfit without sorting through extra colour options.

2. What frame shape do the Chrome Hearts Ambidixtrous glasses use?

The Chrome Hearts Ambidixtrous glasses use a square-frame shape. The product record lists a structured square silhouette, clear demo lenses, and standard-to-medium fit guidance, which helps buyers compare the frame against rounder or more heavily detailed eyewear styles.

3. Can these glasses be compared with other eyewear in the store?

Yes, these glasses sit in the Eyewear category and Eyewear collection. That placement makes them easier to compare with related frames from Jewelry Jack, especially when buyers are building a coordinated look across eyewear, jewelry, apparel, and accessories.

4. What listed measurements should I check before choosing this frame?

Check the listed ~51-55 mm lens width, ~18-21 mm bridge width, and ~140-150 mm temple length. Those ranges give a practical starting point for comparing fit, while the record also notes standard-to-medium face shape guidance.