Cut like jewelry.
Rimless, diamond-cut lenses set in hand-finished copper. Gold or silver — made to be noticed, not prescribed.
The design.
Cut, not stamped.
Most rimless frames are punched from a template, the same shape run a thousand times over. Ours are cut to order and diamond-faceted by hand, so the edge of the lens catches light differently depending on how you tilt your head.
No rim, no bulk, no plastic trying to pass for metal. Just copper, finished in gold or silver, cut close enough to the edge that people notice the frame before they notice you're wearing one.
Construction
Copper, hand-finished, cut so the rimless edge catches light instead of hiding behind a frame. Polycarbonate lenses: light on the face, resistant to the small drops and knocks a pair takes over a year of actual use.
People assume they're vintage, or custom, or from some optician in Paris I found by accident. They're none of that — they're just cut well. I've stopped correcting anyone.