Ironclad Resonator

The resonator guitar of 1930s bluesmen, metallic body, deep resonance, with wear and tear assumed from day one. Dark bronze, Havana tips, green gradient. The Ironclad in its most historically rich version, rooted in August in Mississippi and weathered wooden porches. The most elaborately constructed piece in the collection. Double-bridge Navigator, stainless steel frame paired with acetate, temples entirely braided in beryllium-copper (BeCu): a high-performance alloy that combines the strength of steel with the anti-spark and anti-magnetic properties of copper.

Nautical rope as a visual reference, applied to a spectacle temple. At the temple tip, the spatule echoes the shape of a guitar body. Skull on the hinge, guitar body spatule at the temple tip. The Ironclad doesn't borrow from rock aesthetics; it embodies them. The first eyewear collection from Flibustier Paris, founded in 2011. The Parisian house applies the high standards of its 925 sterling silver jewelry to eyewear. Green tinted CR-39 organic lenses, UV400 category 3 protection. For those who don't need to raise their voice to command a room. Metal. Built to last. Uncompromising.