Eclipse Eyeglasses

Eclipse Eyeglasses

Eclipse Eyeglasses is an innovative eyewear design that reimagines traditional spectacle construction through a distinctive astronomical inspiration, created by Georgian designer Levan Lominashvili. This avant-garde accessory features a revolutionary triple-lens structure arranged in concentric circles, incorporating graduated color transitions from yellow to orange with strategic transparent inserts, earning recognition with a Silver A' Design Award in the Jewelry Design category. The design's most striking feature is its departure from conventional eyewear architecture, employing three different-sized lenses (65mm, 52mm, and 36mm in diameter) arranged concentrically, creating a visual effect reminiscent of a solar eclipse. The frames demonstrate exceptional technical innovation through their unique construction, utilizing small steel bolts to secure the triple-lens arrangement while replacing traditional rigid temples with a flexible paracord system for behind-the-ear support. The eyeglasses showcase meticulous material selection, combining plastic lenses with precisely engineered components including iron balls for paracord fixation, achieving a total length of 620mm when fully extended. Available in two distinct colorways - a yellow variant featuring clear white lenses (Pantone 2204CP) with Pantone 3935C paracord, and a red version combining clear white lenses (Pantone 485C) with Pantone 7627 paracord - the design exemplifies the intersection of astronomical phenomena and wearable art. This groundbreaking approach to eyewear design not only challenges conventional construction methods but also creates a compelling narrative around the celestial phenomenon that inspired its creation, demonstrating how contemporary jewelry design can transcend traditional boundaries while maintaining functional practicality.

eyewear design, astronomical inspiration, innovative eyeglasses, concentric lens structure, contemporary accessories, wearable art

— Adam Dawson