Anna Karin Karlsson Anna Karin Karlsson beige ‘Beaming Sky’ sunglasses

$1,275.00 Taxes and iconic included

Available colors

BLACK

Symbol:BEAMING STY 0-TOBACCO

Description

Beige ‘Beaming Sky’ sunglasses Tea from Anna Karin Karlsson. Handmade in Japan, this pair is plated with 24k gold and has an oversized square frame made of transparent acetate with decorative monogram details, thin bridge and adjustable logo-engraved nose pads. Decorative curved temples have logo details at the tips. Equipped with beige anti-reflective gradient lenses with Zeiss technology and 100% UV protection.
This limited edition design is produced in only 50 pieces worldwide. metally numbered on the temples. Case included.

x Martine Rose cat eye sunglasses

Acetate
Stainless Steel
24k Plated Gold

return / delivery

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Available in stores

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