Cutler and Gross-1432-Sand-Crystal-51-20-150-Square

1432

The Cutler and Gross 1432 is defined by a broad rectangular silhouette with slightly softened corners and a substantial rim profile. Seen from the front, the mount has balanced horizontal proportions, a subtly contoured top line and a sculpted bridge that blends harmoniously with the lens’s contours. The temples seem to be important at the level of the hinges before thinning towards the extremities.

The Sand Crystal color gives the frame a translucent and slightly warm appearance, allowing some parts of the internal hardware and branch structure to remain visible. The gold details on the front add a precise metallic accent, while the brown lenses reinforce the frame’s warm palette. The polished surface attracts light along the bevelled edges and highlights the depth of the transparent construction.

The size of the circles is 51mm, the bridge is 20mm and the length of the branches is 150mm.