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Details make the difference
Personalising a product does not just mean creating a unique model based on the needs of each individual client. Details make the difference. The smaller the details the more they reflect a winning personality. Therefore we're not just going to personalise the temples and the front of the glasses, but also the terminal tips and even the screws. In ....
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White glove treatment for our glasses
3ND is different from the others. In fact our glasses go through a very special manufacturing process, which differs from that of other companies. Quality control is one of the most important stages of our production cycle. In order for our glasses to pass all the checks during every manufacturing phase our staff handles each model using the approp....
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Let’s enchain the most precious things
The current trend is to add plastic or metal chains to the glasses. 3ND has been working with this concept for years, making exclusively gold chains that can be combined to the most precious models and that have double functionality. They can be attached directly to the temples or can be utilised as lush earrings, because if you love something you ....
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The art of enamelling from ancient Egypt
Similarly to jewels, our glasses can also be enriched with enamel and resin colours. Express your personality fully, not just with an ad hoc model that reflects your taste but also a colour that represents you the most. The enamels, which are available in a huge range of colours, give a shine similar to glass and adhere perfectly to the gold frames....
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To us each one of you is unique
We always have great respect for those who ask for our services and know that our customers ARE NOT all the same. For this reason part of our time is dedicated to creating collections that make the difference. Each piece has its own identity and together they give life to special editions that are crown jewels for those who want to stand out from t....
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Do as you please, but don’t forget about us
We bring expertise, passion and a desire to impress (plus a hint of self-centredness), but we always strive for the best. We surround ourselves with people that think just like us: the craftsmen working for 3ND have decades of experience (and plenty of skills). That's one of the reasons why the production of our gold glasses combines "Swiss made" e....
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Wanted: the identikit of unconventional glasses
They are not easy to find (besides, they are not for everyone). You won't see people wearing them on the street and you won't find them in your local store. Our glasses are undoubtedly the cherry on the cake: not many are available and everyone fights over the only one that is. Rare things are the most desired ones, because they give you a sense of....
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To us they are not glasses but creative projects
We view designing glasses as an act of creativity aimed at pleasing aesthetic standards- sure- but above all at creating exclusive and one-of-a-kind products. Our glasses go through more than sixty stages of manufacturing, from sketching the design to the finished product. Experienced manufacturers complete phases focused on the design, the ergonom....
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Marilyn’s yellow diamond, as unique a piece as we are
The famous yellow diamond worn by Marilyn Monroe during the shooting of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" comes with a peculiar story of its own. The so-called "Moon of Baroda", with its pear-shaped cut (and an amazing 24.04-carat weight), was a smart publicity stunt by the Meyer Jewellery Company that had just purchased it in 1953. The diamond comes from....
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Do you love (icy) coldness? Then we have the right diamond for you
It's called a "cryogenic diamond" and it's a particular gem that changes colour when exposed to extremely low temperatures. The team of the Gemological Institute of America, in California, recently discovered a new stone that turns yellow when exposed to -196 °C (the temperature of liquid nitrogen, just to be clear), similarly to chameleon diamonds....