Clocks and Colours

Each sterling silver ring, pendant and bracelet is designed in Toronto, Canada and hand-carved in Bali by master silversmiths. With the quality to survive bar fights and uncontrolled skids, each piece is a statement that you are just as untameable as the boondocks and badlands you hail from.

Clocks and Colours designs bold sterling silver rings, pendants, and bracelets in Toronto, then hand-carves them in Bali by master silversmiths. Built for durability and rock-and-roll culture, each piece blends motorcycle, tattoo, and gothic aesthetics.

Who Should Shop Clocks and Colours

Clocks and Colours is built for people who live at the intersection of heavy music, action sports, and alternative culture. If you're drawn to motorcycle aesthetics, tattoo-inspired designs, and old-world gothic style, their work speaks directly to that world. The brand was founded by Shane Vitaly on a simple principle: make things worth bringing into a community you respect. That ethos runs through everything they create. Their pieces are engineered for real life—designed to withstand wear and adventure, not just look good on a shelf. If you want jewelry that matches the uncompromising attitude of the badlands and boondocks you love, this is the place. They also stock sunglasses, fragrances, and home decor alongside their core jewelry line, so there's breadth here for people building a cohesive aesthetic across multiple categories.

What Clocks and Colours Actually Makes

The core of the brand is sterling silver jewelry: rings, pendants, and bracelets, each one hand-carved in Bali. The designs mash up rock and roll, motorcycle culture, tattoo culture, and gothic influences—styles that don't always sit in the same conversation elsewhere. Beyond jewelry, they've expanded into sunglasses, silver chains, fragrances, clothing, and home decor. Every piece carries the same design philosophy: raw, unapologetic, built to last. The backstory matters here. Shane Vitaly sketched the first design on a napkin in Bali, sent $3,000 to a factory, and came home with a bag of rings. When friends wanted to buy them, the brand was born. He later partnered with Jason Readman, and together they founded Clocks and Colours in Toronto in 2013, bootstrapped from the ground up. That scrappy origin translates into a brand that doesn't follow trends—it sets them.

What stands out

• Hand-carved sterling silver by master silversmiths in Bali
• Designed in Toronto with rock, motorcycle, and gothic aesthetics
• Built for durability and real-world wear, not just display

Worth knowing

• Hand-carved pieces may have longer lead times than mass-produced jewelry

Who founded Clocks and Colours and when?

Shane Vitaly and Jason Readman founded Clocks and Colours in Toronto in 2013. Vitaly sketched the first design on a napkin while working with craftspeople in Bali, sent $3,000 to a factory, and the brand grew from there when friends wanted to buy the pieces.

Are all pieces made from sterling silver?

The core jewelry—rings, pendants, and bracelets—is sterling silver, hand-carved in Bali. They also offer silver chains. Other categories like sunglasses, fragrances, clothing, and home decor use different materials but follow the same design philosophy rooted in rock, motorcycle, and gothic culture.