Rimless Polygon Sunglasses

An elongated diamond-cut lens shape, pointed at both outer corners and held only by a fine gold bridge — no frame around the lens itself. A small metal rose emblem sits at each temple hinge, adding a delicate vintage detail against the otherwise minimal, almost invisible frame. The brown-grey gradient tint runs darkest at the brow, lightening toward the bottom of the lens, so the colour shifts as the light around you changes. It's a directional, angular shape best suited to layering with other gold jewellery for a coordinated, retro-luxe finish.

Rimless gradient lenses on a gold-tone metal bridge and temples, with a decorative rose emblem at each hinge. Because there's no rim, handle by the temples rather than the lens edge, and clean with a microfibre cloth only — grit trapped under a paper towel can scratch the exposed bevel. The gold-tone plating on the bridge and hinges is thin enough that it should be kept away from perfume and hairspray, which can cause it to dull faster than on a heavier-plated piece.

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

Rimless construction means no acetate or metal frame around the lens — just the bridge, hinges and temples, which is a meaningfully smaller amount of material than a fully rimmed pair. The metal components can also be gently reshaped if a hinge shifts slightly out of alignment, rather than needing the whole frame replaced.