This stylish half-frame wood &Metal glasses is handmade with South American voiletwood for the top half and chacate preto from Mozambique for the temples. The front frame combined with the stainless steel rim makes these glasses look rough and not bulky. voiletwood is one of the world's most valuable woods, mainly produced in South America. The wood has high strength, heavy and hard quality, shrinking in dryness, difficult to process, and the finished product is shiny and has no special smell. It is one of the most commonly used woods for high-grade wood glasses. The Mozambique chacate preto used in the temples has a nearly black dark brown heartwood with light brown stripes. The texture is clearly interlaced, shiny, strong and stain-resistant.

The OBE spring hinge for wooden glasses makes the opening and closing of the temples more stable and the service life is longer.

The glasses are suitable for men and women;