Black rectangular metal glasses take on a refined, contemporary form with Averis Noir. The frame features a softly structured rectangular silhouette with gently curved corners, creating a clean balance between angular definition and smoother contours. Its dark finish gives the front a precise outline while keeping the overall appearance understated.
The full-rim front is formed from slim metal and follows the lens shape closely. A slightly flatter upper line gives the frame its rectangular character, while the lower rims curve softly toward the outer edges. The front is finished in black with a low-sheen appearance rather than a highly reflective surface, allowing the frame geometry to remain the main visual feature.
A slim single bridge connects the lenses at the centre and continues the same black finish as the rims. Clear adjustable nose pads sit beneath the bridge on individual metal pad arms. Their transparent construction keeps the centre of the frame visually open and complements the fine proportions of the surrounding metalwork.
The temples give Averis Noir much of its individual character. They appear broader and more substantial than the slim front rims, with a glossy black surface that creates a subtle contrast against the more restrained front finish. Small sculpted transitions are visible close to the hinges, while the temple ends feature lighter tonal decorative accents that become clearer from the side and angled views.
The combination of a fine metal front and more pronounced temples gives the frame a balanced profile from different angles. Its rectangular lens shape provides structure without appearing sharply geometric, while the black colouring keeps the design cohesive and versatile in appearance.
The stronger temple profile is what gives Averis Noir its identity from the side, balancing the finer metal front with a more substantial finish toward the ears. That contrast makes the frame feel more structured than the slimmer black metal styles already listed, while the softened rectangular lens shape keeps the overall design clean rather than severe.






