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Gold & Wood - B16 NEO 01
Regular priceFrom $920.00
Marbled Horn/Ebony Blue Jeans/Hazelnut/Speckled Brown Carob/Ebony Black Carbone/Ebony/Brown Maple Gray Oak/Gray Eucalyptus Light Brown Horn/Brown Tanganyika Light Brown Horn/Electric Blue Birch Light Brown Horn/Red Tanganyika Red Cherry Bolivar/Black Washiwood/Ebony Tanganyika Glossywood/Ebony Tanganyika/Gray Oak Glossywood/Blue Jeans Bolivar/Night Blue Bolivar/Ebony Tanganyika Glossywood/Blue Madrona Burl/Electric Blue Birch Glossywood/Brown Bird's Eye Maple/Brown Tanganyika/Honey Bird's Maple + 10 more
Gold & Wood - ZAO
Regular price $1,088.00
Ebony Tanganyika/Gray Eucalyptus Red Bolivar/Black Bubinga/Ebony Tanganyika Radica Blue Madrona/Electric Blue Birch/Gray Oak Cactus Bolivar/Gray Bolivar GWZAO01-10-M GWZAO0144 GWZAO01-45-M GWZAO01-46-M + 5 more
Gold & Wood - STELA 01
Regular price $1,000.00
Champagne Gold/Ebony Tanganyika Champagne Gold/White Curly Maple Palladium/Light Blue Bird's Eye Maple Pink Gold/Burgundy Bolivar + 1 more

In modern eyewear industry, a variety of materials is used to create models of spectacle frames that are very different in appearance and properties. Different alloys and materials were invented for producing durable, light and convenient frames. Basically, the material for glasses is divided into metal, plastic, natural and combined. Natural materials - wood, horns, tusks, bone, tortoise shell, leather - are used less frequently than plastic and metal. Such raw materials are very expensive as frames made from them are mostly handmade. In spite of the high price of wooden eyeglasses true fashion lovers choose them for uniqueness, exclusivity, naturalness and pleasantness to the touch. There are known advantages of wooden frames which are valuable such as environmental friendliness, hypoallergenic properties, high aesthetic qualities and originality of design. Frames made of these materials are elite. The only drawback of such glasses is their high cost. At the same time, this applies to almost any model made from natural raw materials. For the manufacture of frames the following species of wood are used: walnut, birch, oak, cherry, maple, bamboo and aspen. Ebony, sandalwood and black African wood are also suitable. An original solution is to combine several materials in one model. Wooden eyeglasses are distinctive not only for impeccable design but also for keeping warmth and energy of nature.