Crafted in stainless steel with hand-painted accents, Chiavari’s silhouette is clean and architectural, while the brushed colorwork along the rim adds just the right touch of visual intrigue. The lens scale is purposefully balanced: bold enough to stand out, subtle enough to stay timeless. This is the quiet showstopper: an expression of confidence that doesn’t seek attention but earns it.  
 
Chiavari [kee-ah-VAH-ree]
A seaside town on the Italian Riviera di Levante, known for its historic center and its craft of light, elegant chairs called chiavarine. The name likely comes from the Latin Clavarium, meaning "place of keys" or "crossroads."