Silver Lining Edition by polette: Sustainable Eyewear with a Story

The Alina

The Alina frame is named after a word of Slavic origin meaning "bright, beautiful, fair." It also evokes the warmth and sunshine associated with the name Adeline, which means "noble" or "kind." This frame is a celebration of inner beauty and radiant positivity and embodies the idea that even the most unexpected situations can reveal something extraordinary. 

The Alina frame features smooth patterns and a blend of metallic and matte finishes, creating a sophisticated and elegant look. Its unique design captures the essence of the Alina effect, making it perfect for those who embrace the unexpected.

The Tyndall

Inspired by the Tyndall effect, which describes the scattering of light by particles in a colloid, the Tyndall frame captures the essence of this scientific wonder where the beauty of light interacts with the world around us - or the way sunlight beams through mist or dust, creating a magical, ethereal appearance. Named after the 19th-century Irish physicist John Tyndall, this frame embodies scientific curiosity and brilliance.

The Tyndall frame features delicate yet intense materials and subtle color gradients that mimic the scattering of light. Its sleek, modern lines evoke a sense of wonder and curiosity, perfect for those who see the beauty in the finer details.

The Rayleigh

Inspired by Rayleigh scattering, the phenomenon responsible for the blue color of the daytime sky and the reddening of the sun at sunset. This natural phenomenon highlights the way light interacts with the Earth's atmosphere, creating breathtaking visual effects. Named after Lord Rayleigh, a British physicist who made numerous contributions to science, this frame embodies the spirit of discovery and wonder.

The Rayleigh frame boasts bold, fierce colors that transition seamlessly, reflecting the changing hues of the sky. Its dynamic design and striking appearance make it a standout piece for those who love to make a statement.

The Mie

In electromagnetism, Mie's solution to Maxwell's equations describes the scattering of an electromagnetic plane wave by a homogeneous sphere. Named after the German physicist Gustav Mie, the Mie frame captures the complexity and elegance of those waves interacting with particles. This frame is a tribute to scientific ingenuity and the pursuit of knowledge.

The Mie frame features a distinctive design with intricate details, reflecting the sophisticated nature of Mie's work. Its unique look is perfect for those who appreciate the intersection of science and art.