30222 – Velmora

Wine red semi-rimless eyeglasses give Velmora a polished look with a subtle architectural edge. The slim upper rim follows a softly rectangular lens shape with gently rounded corners. Its lower lens edge remains visually open, which keeps the front light and uncluttered.

A deep wine-red finish runs across the brow line, bridge, and outer corners. The polished surface catches light without introducing excessive decoration. A narrow straight bridge connects the two lenses and maintains the frame’s balanced profile.

Clear adjustable nose pads sit discreetly behind the bridge. Their transparent finish keeps the central area visually clean and allows the colour of the frame to remain the main focus.

Distinctive openwork temples

Velmora becomes more expressive from the side. The temples begin with a solid section at the outer corner before opening into a long, narrow cut-out.

This open section creates two slim parallel lines along much of the temple. Near the hinge, additional angular detailing adds a sharper geometric accent. These elements give the sides a technical, structured appearance without making the front look heavy.

The temple ends return to a solid finish before transitioning into darker tips. This gives the side profile a clear rhythm between solid and open sections.

Balanced colour and structure

The wine-red tone remains consistent across the front and most of the temples. Its polished finish gives the colour more depth under changing light.

The wine red semi-rimless eyeglasses combine a restrained front with more noticeable side detailing. From a straight-on view, the frame appears streamlined. From the side, the long openwork temples become the defining feature.

This contrast makes Velmora visually interesting without relying on heavy ornamentation. The design uses structure itself as the decorative element.

Refined from every angle

Velmora maintains a relatively slim overall profile. The softly rectangular front keeps the outline smooth, while the angular temple construction introduces a more contemporary character.

The result is a frame with two distinct personalities. Its front looks understated and refined, while its side view reveals a more detailed architectural treatment. That combination gives Velmora a recognisable identity within the semi-rimless collection.