Turtle Color Glasses

Tortoise glasses are a classic for a reason: Their painterly shades of amber, honey, rose, brown, and blue enhance any eye color, just by proximity. They can be formal or bookish. They match nothing and go with everything.

Although tortoiseshell glasses are inspired by the natural pattern of tortoise shells, these days they're made from the more eco-friendly acetate-so there's no guilt. The classics can't be beat. Tortoise shell eyeglasses (or turtle glasses) are timeless and sophisticated in ways no other style can replicate.

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Tortoise glasses frames mimic the appearance of a hawksbill sea turtle's shell. These types of frames typically contain several colors for a distinctive, eye-catching appearance. The main colors of the hawksbill turtle shell are usually black, yellow, and brown.

However, tortoise shell glasses can be a combination of countless other colors. Looking for classic tortoise shell glasses that will instantly boost your look? Check out our guide and find the best tortoise shell frames at Vint & York! Shop Tortoise Shell Eyeglasses Frames at FramesDirect.com.

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You'll find tortoise shell glasses from Anne Klein, Diane Von Furstenberg, Flexon, and more. You may have to click through the color options to find the tortoise shell pattern on some frames. Shopping for Tortoise Shell Glasses at Eyeconic Eyeconic is the best place to buy tortoise shell glasses online.

Tortoise shell glasses date far back to the mid 1800's, making this color and material one of the oldest historically. Early European round tortoise shell glasses were generally round in shape and made of genuine Hawksbill turtle shell. Hawksbill turtle is amongst the most critically endangered species of animal due to the mass hunting that occurred in the 19th and early 20th century.

In. Discover fashionable tortoise shell glasses that block blue light and reduce eye strain. Durable, comfortable frames in a variety of styles for men and women.