Sunglasses OA VI by 1955 Italian Eyewear Factory Sustainable Home Decor this stunning piece of contemporary

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Sunglasses OA VI by 1955 Italian Eyewear Factory Sustainable Home Decor this stunning piece of contemporaryRound sunglasses OA VI have a playful, retro shape. Part of the Italian Eyewear Collection, this accessory is ideal for those who love a glamorous look. In the sixteenth century, a Lucan nobleman, Giovan Vincenzo Pinelli, invented sunglasses. After an accident, he reported severe problems in one eye, so he devised a way to filter out sunlight. Featuring an acetate frame and UV 400, CR 39 lenses, each piece is handmade using sustainable production