30107 – Lunelle Rosé

Rose gold round glasses take on a warmer character in Lunelle Rosé. The frame keeps the softly rounded proportions of the Lunelle design while replacing the cooler silver and all-black finishes with polished rose-gold metal across the rims, bridge and outer end pieces. The result is a slim full-rim frame whose colour is noticeable without overpowering its simple silhouette.

The lens shape is broadly round, although the contours are slightly softened rather than forming perfect circles. The upper rims rise in a smooth arc before flowing into gently curved lower edges. Because the metal outline is particularly fine, the generous lens area remains visually open and the rose-gold finish appears as a delicate border rather than a heavy frame.

At the centre, the bridge has a compact, gently curved profile. It follows the same warm metallic finish as the rims and is paired with clear adjustable nose pads mounted on individual metal arms. This uncomplicated bridge arrangement keeps the central section neat and allows the shape of the lenses to remain uninterrupted.

The side view creates a stronger contrast. Slim black temples extend from the rose-gold end pieces and remain straight through much of their length before sweeping downward toward the ears. Near the tips, fine metallic rings provide a restrained finishing detail. This darker side profile gives Lunelle Rosé more definition from an angle while leaving the rose-gold front as the dominant feature when viewed head-on.

There is very little additional ornamentation, which suits the design. The appeal comes from the relationship between the large rounded lenses, fine rose-gold rims and darker temples rather than decorative hardware. The compact end pieces and narrow arms also keep the side profile cleaner than the more layered construction seen on Aureline Rosé.

Lunelle Rosé can be fitted with prescription or clear optical lenses within its full-rim construction. Once glazed, the warm metallic outline remains visible around the lenses, while the contrasting temples give the frame a different presence from both Lunelle Argent and Lunelle Noir despite sharing the same underlying design.