Some accessories announce themselves. This one waits. Set on a dark veined stone ledge under a single shaft of light, the frame reads less like eyewear on display and more like an artifact placed under museum glass.

Design Story

The silhouette is squared and retro, with a strong flat brow line and a wide, confident bridge. Deep navy runs across the front, edged in a gold-toned finish that catches every stray highlight. Rows of small crystal-look accents flank each lens corner, framing a five-point star at the hinge - the design's clear center of gravity. Along the temple, a fine geometric pattern gives way to readable type: DALLAS, 1960, PRIVATE CLUB, followed by a tiny engraved skyline and a second star near the tip. Dark smoke-toned lenses keep the whole composition grounded, letting the metallic tones do the talking.

Frame & Styling

On the face, that flat brow line and squared lens shape create a level, architectural frame-line, while the deep lens tint balances the bright detailing so the sparkle never overwhelms the profile. The star medallions sit exactly where a viewer's eye travels in profile, making the temples the real statement. Symmetrical, proportioned and unmistakably decorative - restrained head-on, expressive from the side.

Size & Dimensions

One Size. Please review the frame dimensions before ordering.

Club colors, city pride, and a frame that states it in gold rather than volume.