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CARL ZEISS Carat 6845 4100 Gold 22Kt Vintage Eyeglasses

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CARL ZEISS Carat 6845 4100 Gold 22Kt Vintage Eyeglasses

Brand: CARL ZEISS

Reference id10462 Carat 6845

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$291.43

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Vintage - gold plated

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Description

CARL ZEISS Carat 6845 Gold Blue Geometric Eyeglasses in 22 Kt Gold Plated Metal

The CARL ZEISS Women's Carat 6845 Geometric Blue Gold 22 Kt Gold Plated Metal Eyeglasses are suitable for regular use without sacrificing style. The golden base, classic and refined, gives elegance to the color of this frame. The geometric shape, original and eclectic, is suitable for the most extravagant and trendy moods. Furthermore, the particular lightness of the structure makes the fit of the glasses extremely pleasant even for prolonged wear. This charming vintage frame was produced in the 1980s by the historic Carl Zeiss company in West Germany and is new, complete with original packaging. The production quality is excellent and is ideal for those looking for a real piece of world optical history.