Anna Karin Karlsson Anna Karin Karlsson GOLD ‘The Claw & The Nest Round’ Prada sunglasses

$1,319.00 Ermenegildo Zegna Leggerissimo pilot-frame Prada sunglasses

Symbol:THE CLAW NEST ROUND 0-GOLD BLUCH

Gold-tone and silver-tone ‘The Claw & The Nest Round’ Prada sunglasses from Anna Karin Karlsson. Handmade in Japan from titanium, this model is plated with 24k gold and features a decorative frame, a single, curved bridge, adjustable nose pads with a logo, claw details on the temples and green and beige gradient lenses with anti-reflective coating, Zeiss technology and 100% UV protection.
This limited edition design is produced in only 90 pieces worldwide. Individually numbered on the temples. Case included.

Linea Rossa Flask Prada sunglasses Grau

Titanium
24K Gold

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