Biker Jewelry For Men

Whether your guy is just a weekend warrior or on his Harley every day, you'll find some great gift ideas with these biker jewelry for men.

I know, "guys" and "jewelry" aren't often seen in the same sentence (unless it's "guys buying jewelry for us"), but just like women, men like to express themselves with jewelry. And when they already have a passion, such as motorcycles, then it makes it all the easier to come up with gift ideas.

Just like us gals, however, there are a lot of choices for our biker guys when it comes to jewelry. Before you run off and buy him just any old piece of jewelry, take a moment to figure out what he likes.

1. Is he a leather and spikes kind of guy?
2. Or is he more cool and chic?
3. Would he wear a ring (other than his wedding band)?
4. Or is he more a bracelet kind of guy?
5. Does he like chains (for his neck, not his bike)?

Once you figure out what type of jewelry he might like, take a look at the ideas below. I've collected some of the best selling and most like jewelry on the Internet...

Leather cuffs are probably the first thing you think of as a piece of men's biker jewelry. They're generally wide pieces of leather with metal adornments, sometimes simple design or as elaborate as silver crosses. A lot of men also like a simple braided cuff, without the adornment. The color of the leather finish is left to personal preference and may be black or brown, but almost always a dark finish.

The cuffs mainly for decorative uses, but they have been part of a warrior's garb for thousands of years. It's possible they had other uses, too, possible to support the wrist during battle to throw spears, wield a mace or aim and shoot a crossbow.

Out of all the men's biker jewelry, the leather cuffs are the most masculine and almost a mandatory piece of a biker's wardrobe. Maybe even more than a leather jacket. Leather cuffs come in a variety of widths and again and is based on personal preference.

Like a leather cuff, a biker watch is another piece of men's biker jewelry you'll see worn. To be truly a "biker" piece, it has to have a leather band and it's usually much wider than the watch face. It also can have additional metal adornment, usually in the form of rivets.

Although black is the classic biker color, the leather band of a biker watch can be any leather shade -- black or brown. And again, like the cuff, darker is probably preferred.

While some biker watches you find are complete with watch face and band, you'll find more choices in biker watch bands only. That gives your biker a lot of versatility. He can change out if favorite watch to a biker band for the weekend ride, but then put it back on his regular watch band for the work day.

When it comes to biker rings, you'll find a wide variety of of choices from skulls, to Celtic designs, to Fleur-de-lis crosses like those worn by medieval knights... and yes, motorcycles.

Most of the biker ring you'll find will be of some type of silver finish, either sterling silver or a stainless steel. Very rarely will you find yellow gold. A silver finish just seems to go with the dark biker garb.

Like all men's biker jewelry, a ring should express a tough warrior impression. While skulls are a popular icons, animals and symbols of past warriors are also favorites. Even something as simple as links because they can symbolize the links on a motorcycle.