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The TikTok Swastika Necklace or Hip Hop Titanium Steel Pendant is a necklace advertised on TikTok Shop in December 2025, comprised of a silver chain with a swastika pendant. The item was purportedly being sold by Shanwei Chengcheng Technology Trading Co. and went viral that month as it began appearing on users' For You pages, inspiring backlash. The item was reportedly removed from the platform just before Christmas 2025.

History

As early as December 24th, 2025, TikTok Shop began advertising a product on TikTok called the "Hiphop titanium steel pendant" for $7.99, a 50 percent off deal. The product is a silver chain necklace with a tilted swastika as a pendant.

That morning, Redditor u/VikingWarrior793 posted an image of the Shop ad for the necklace to the /r/tiktokgossip^[1] subreddit, writing, "So tik tok is just letting hate symbols be sold as 'hip hop' pendants online? Do better tik tok! Anyone else have this come across their FYP?" garnering over 720 upvotes in two days.

Removal From TikTok Shop

On December 25th, 2025, following backlash towards the pendant's presence on TikTok Shop, NBC News^[2] reported that the item had been removed from TikTok Shop.

According to the report, the necklace was being sold by Shanwei Chengcheng Technology Trading Co., but NBC "did not find a company online under that name" and could not contact the seller.

Online Reactions

The swastika necklace inspired controversy online prior to its removal from TikTok Shop as it was advertised to users in late December 2025.

On December 24th, 2025, TikToker^[3] @demxndayze posted a video reacting with shock to the necklace, garnering over 288,000 views in two days. That same day, the jewishoncampus Instagram^[4] page made a post about the necklace, writing:

Swastika pendants are being recommended to users on TikTok shop. When symbols tied to antisemitism and white supremacy are marketed on a major social platform, the Jewish community is impacted with shock and fear.

Swastikas aren’t only a representation of a dark past. They continue to be used against us today. It’s frightening, and it’s unacceptable.

Later that day, X^[5] user @alexhaobao posted, "so everyone got that tiktok ad yesterday and everyone screenshotted it to prove that they weren’t going insane," garnering over 120,000 likes in two days.

Also on December 24th, 2025, TikToker^[6] @shaghanadoylelive posted a video complaining that the necklace can be advertised freely but that she's not allowed to make a video sharing a screenshot of the necklace in reaction to it, garnering over 1.3 million views in two days.

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