Introducing the Maeva Round Sunglasses
Discover the Maeva model, our exquisite round sunglasses designed with stunning rhinestone accents. These stylish shades provide not only elegance but also essential eye protection, making them perfect for sunny days. At Oeil-Bleu®, we offer more than just blue light blocking glasses; we provide fashionable sunglasses to complete your look. Don’t wait any longer to elevate your eyewear collection!
Why Choose Maeva Round Sunglasses?
Experience the ultimate blend of protection and style with our Maeva round sunglasses. With frames that boast meticulous craftsmanship and eye-catching design, these sunglasses allow you to flaunt your personal style while ensuring your eyes are shielded from harmful rays. Step out in confidence and make a statement with these versatile accessories.
Technical Excellence in Maeva Round Sunglasses
The Maeva round sunglasses feature high-quality construction, ensuring durability and comfort. Crafted with precision, these sunglasses come with a CE certification, guaranteeing maximum eye protection. Their lightweight design makes them ideal for all-day wear, providing a secure fit that lets you embrace every adventure without worry.
Specifications of Maeva Round Sunglasses
- Lens Width: 60mm
- Lens Height: 60mm
- Temple Length: 148mm
- Bridge Size: 20mm
- Rhinestone embellishments for an added touch of elegance
Enhance your eyewear collection with the Maeva round sunglasses, designed to protect your eyes while elevating your style. Perfect for sunny outings or as a fashionable accessory to complement your blue light blocking glasses, these sunglasses are a must-have. With keywords like “non-prescription anti-blue light glasses”, “blue light filter sunglasses”, and “new eye protection sunglasses”, the Maeva model is optimized for comfort and functionality, ensuring your eyes remain safe without sacrificing fashion. Explore the benefits of stylish sunglasses that combine practicality and elegance, ensuring you look great while keeping harmful rays at bay.
