Crystal Cross Sunglasses with Scalloped Rimless Lens
These crystal cross sunglasses set small faceted stones into a cross motif at the bridge and again on each temple, on a rimless lens whose edge is cut in a scalloped, notched profile rather than left straight. There is no frame, so the cut of the lens edge and the stone crosses are the entire design. Seven colourways. The maker does not publish a UV rating for these lenses, so we do not claim one. If you will be spending long stretches in strong sun, choose a pair whose UV rating is documented. Imported.
Key Features
- Stone-set cross motif at the bridge and on each temple
- Rimless — no frame around the lens
- Scalloped, notch-cut lens edge
- Gradient lens tints
- Seven colourways
- No UV rating published by the maker
How to Wear It
- Handle them by the temples; a rimless mount does not like pressure on the lens.
- These read as occasion rather than desk wear.
- Store them in a case; set stones catch on fabric.
- Pick the colourway by name on the dropdown; each matches a photograph.
Stone-set crosses, scalloped rimless edge, seven colourways — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one pair of frameless square sunglasses with faceted stone detail and gradient lenses, in seven colourways. The maker describes the stones as crystal and does not identify the material further; we have not had them tested, so we describe them as faceted stones rather than naming a type. The maker has not published the frame material, lens material or frame measurements for this style. Email support@splashis.com before you order and we will request the spec sheet from the factory for you. The maker does not publish a UV rating for these lenses, so we do not claim one. If you will be spending long stretches in strong sun, choose a pair whose UV rating is documented. These are non-prescription sunglasses. Imported. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who It's For
Best for:
- Parties, holidays and occasions rather than desk wear
- Anyone who wants decoration without a heavy frame
- Evening and resort styling
- Choosing from a wide colour range
What a scalloped lens edge is, and why it is cut that way
On a rimless pair the edge of the lens is visible from every angle, because there is no frame covering it. A straight-cut edge reads plain; a scalloped or notched edge catches light along its whole length and throws small highlights as you move, which is the same trick a faceted stone uses. It is cut into the lens rather than applied, so there is nothing to wear off. The cost is fragility: a notched edge has more corners than a straight one, and corners are where a dropped lens chips. That is the whole case for using the sleeve every time rather than dropping them into a bag — not fussiness, just that this particular edge has more to lose.
What to Pair It With
Evening wear, resort dressing and anything you would wear statement earrings with. Keep the rest of the face simple — stone-set frames and heavy eye makeup fight each other.
Care Instructions
Use the pouch or a hard case rather than dropping them loose into a bag, which is how lenses get scratched. Clean them with a microfibre cloth and plain water; paper towel and shirt fabric both scratch a coated lens. Take them off with two hands so the hinges stay square, and keep them out of a hot parked car, where heat warps frames and lifts lens coatings. Avoid every solvent on this pair in particular: hairspray, perfume and ammonia lens cleaners all loosen set stones.