Paloceras Pebble SX Orange
Limited edition · 100 pieces
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Included lenses: Pink
Measurements and fit
- Lens size · lens width
- 42 mm
- Bridge
- 33 mm
- Temple
- 148 mm
- Total frame width
- 160 mm
Total frame width measures the front from one outside edge to the other. Compare it with a frame you wear comfortably; lens width alone does not tell you how wide the frame is.
- 42 Eye size (lens width)
- 33 Bridge
- 148 Temple length
Lens width 42, bridge 33, temples 148. Measurements in millimetres.
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Frame details
- Brand
- PALOCERAS
- Model
- Pebble SX
- Material
- Mazzucchelli cellulose acetate – 8 mm
- Lens width
- 42mm
- Bridge
- 33mm
- Temple
- 148mm
- Total frame width
- 160 mm
- Frame colour
- Orange
- Shape
- Square
- Lens colour
- Pink
About this frame
Paloceras Pebble SX Crystal Amber is a square sunglasses frame in transparent amber acetate with gradient pink lenses. The rounded volumes of the Pebble collection give depth to the front and make the frame's profile instantly recognisable.
- 8 mm Mazzucchelli cellulose acetate.
- Gold-plated Visottica core wire and 5-barrel hinges.
- Gradient pink Divel Italia nylon lenses, with anti-reflective coating on the inner side and 100% UV protection.
The frame comes with a case and a microfibre cloth for cleaning the lenses.
Crystal Secrets: limited edition of 100 numbered pieces of this model.
Built for those who dare
The Pebble collection is not for the faint of heart. It is for those who move through the world with a quiet rebellion, who know that simplicity is just another way of saying precision. These are frames that speak softly. They know the unwritten rules of taste and choose when not to follow them. They are built to last, without compromise.
Measurements and choosing your frame
Paloceras | Pebble SX | Crystal Amber Limited Edition
- Lens width: 42 mm.
- Bridge: 33 mm.
- Temple length: 148 mm.
- Total frame width: 160 mm.
Lens width measures a single lens, not the total width of the frame. Compare these values with a frame that fits you well; similar measurements do not guarantee the same fit.
PALOCERAS grew from the shared work of Alexis Perron-Corriveau and Mika Matikainen. The founders brought different experience to the project: one from woodworking and product design, the other from the digital world.
A design experiment became the starting point for creating physical objects. In Lisbon in 2023, drawings, digital images and handmade prototypes accompanied the development of the Pebble collection. Moving from an idea to a material object remains central to their work: finding ways to construct shapes that initially seemed possible only on a screen.
