The plum semi rimless eyeglasses of Velmora combine a narrow optical front with richer colour through the temples. The upper metal rim carries a deep plum finish that appears darker than the brighter rose and violet frames elsewhere in the collection.
The lenses follow a softly rectangular shape. Their gently curved edges prevent the design from becoming overly angular, while the narrow proportions maintain a clean horizontal appearance.
The semi-rimless construction leaves the lower lens edges visually open. Adjustable nose pads sit below a fine bridge and preserve the light appearance of the front.
Pattern becomes the focal detail
The temples give Velmora its strongest identity. Their surface combines burgundy and black in a repeated diagonal pattern, creating a textured visual effect that is clearly visible from the side.
Unlike a marbled finish, the pattern has greater direction and repetition. This makes the temple treatment feel more graphic and structured.
The darker tones also complement the deep plum metal front. Instead of creating a high-contrast colour change, the temples extend the same rich palette into a more decorative form.
Subtle front, detailed side
The plum semi rimless eyeglasses design is deliberately more restrained from the front than from the side. The fine upper rim keeps the lens area clean, while the patterned temples introduce more personality once the frame is viewed in profile.
Small hinge details provide a neat transition between the metallic front and patterned side arms. The temples then narrow gradually toward their curved ends.
Velmora therefore balances two different design ideas within the same frame. Its front remains polished, fine and understated. Its temples use darker colour, diagonal pattern and stronger surface detail.
This combination gives Velmora a distinct place within the range without making the frame visually excessive. The result is a semi-rimless design with controlled colour and a memorable side profile.






