Inspired by geometric deconstruction, this acetate optical frame reinvents modern minimalism through a hexagonal silhouette and sapphire-navy acetate materiality. Precision CNC machining technology carves the cold-toned acetate into faceted edges, with natural marble-like veining interacting with light like prismatic diamond cuts – a nod to the calculated geometry of futuristic architecture. The stepwise detailing at temple tips extends this design rationality by replacing metallic embellishments with the acetate’s inherent gradient of navy-blue to amber translucency. Within the hexagonal architectural framework, a striking visual dialogue emerges between icy tech-blue facets and warm amber-hued acetate textures, crystallizing Baroque-inspired ornamental complexity into a wearable micro-architectural statement.

Glasses manufacturers share the craftsmanship: From the design of this pair of glasses, we can see that the front frame has two different colors of materials interwoven together, showing a fashionable and minimalist aesthetic. This is the result of advanced splicing technology. To achieve this perfect effect, there are extremely high requirements for the splicing technology, requiring that different colors should not bleed, the lines should be clear, and there should be no obvious joint lines, as if they were from the same piece of material.