Rimless Diamond-Cut Oval Sunglasses
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Rimless Diamond-Cut Oval Sunglasses

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Description

Narrow rimless oval lenses with a diamond-cut bevelled edge that catches light along the rim, set in a fine gold-tone bridge and temples. A small crystal-set letter charm sits at each outer hinge, adding a jewelled point of sparkle that echoes the faceted lens edge itself. The lenses run from a smoky charcoal top into a soft rose-clear gradient at the bottom, so the tint shifts noticeably as it catches different light. The narrow, elongated shape and fine gold hardware make these read closer to eyewear jewellery than a functional sun pair — a considered accessory for evening or dressier daytime looks.

Composition & Care

Gradient-tinted lenses with a bevelled, diamond-cut edge and gold-tone metal hardware — there's no rim, so the lens edge itself is exposed. The bevel is cut directly into the lens rather than added as a separate trim, which is part of what gives the edge its light-catching sparkle but also means it can't be re-cut or repaired if chipped. Clean with a microfibre cloth using light pressure only, working from the centre outward, and never grip the lens by the bevelled edge when putting them on or taking them off.

Delivery & Returns

Free UK delivery. Returns accepted within 30 days in original, undamaged condition.

Sustainability

The rimless construction skips the acetate or metal rim entirely, cutting material use down to just the lens, bridge and temples. Because there's so little metal in the build to begin with, what is used is concentrated into the bridge and hinges, where it does the most structural work.

People Also Ask

A few things worth knowing before you buy the Rimless Diamond-Cut Oval Sunglasses — from fit and styling to care and delivery.

Is the tint the same all over, or does it change?

It's a gradient — darker charcoal along the top of the lens fading down into a lighter rose tone, so your eyes are visible through the lower half in close-up light. That gradual fade is why the pair reads more like a fashion accessory than a pair built for maximum glare-blocking.

What is the small charm on the frame?

A crystal-set letter emblem fixed at the outer hinge on each side — it's a fixed decorative detail, not a removable charm. It catches light in the same way as the bevelled lens edge, so the two details work together rather than competing.

Are rimless sunglasses fragile?

The diamond-cut edge is more exposed than a rimmed lens, so we'd treat these as an occasional-wear pair kept in its case rather than tossed loose into a bag or pocket. A soft pouch on top of the hard case gives an extra layer of protection for the bevelled rim specifically.