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DILUCA® reflects the central distinctive themes of design often throwing back to more traditional looks which tie in together to create a unique style, understated but contemporary luxury, with a quirky twist. A handmade collection of double layer Italian acetate and high quality stainless steel. Double hinge and spring loaded temples for strength, comfort and quality. Optically corrected polycarbonate and CR-39 (Colombian Resin) lenses that offer 100% UV for the highest sun protection. DILUCA® colour schemes range from shiny rose gold, gun metal grey and high gloss black to shades of charcoal, plum, caramel and chocolate brown. DILUCA® knows fashion but is not a slave to trends, preferring understated but captivating style. "Do you have it on?" (DILUCA® Eyewear is a registered trademark)Contact Us @ E-mail: dilucaeyewear@gmail.com Fax: 03 9333 5166 Mail: Po Box 2245, Greenvale. VIC 3059
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- Gender: Male
- Locality: Melbourne
- Member since: June 2008
- Last login: 19 November 2008
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dilucaeyewear wrote on 14 November 2008
DILUCA Eyewear now available on- line. GET IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!
dilucaeyewear wrote on 27 October 2008
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Grazie mille :)
dilucaeyewear wrote on 27 October 2008
To view collection please visit:
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Grazie mille :)
dilucaeyewear wrote on 28 September 2008
DILUCA® Eyewear official website lauching soon @ www.dilucaeyewear.com
dilucaeyewear wrote on 28 September 2008
Occhio (Coming Soon)
4/234 Brunswick Street. Fitzroy. Melbourne 3065
(03) 9415 7902
www.occhio.com.au
dilucaeyewear wrote on 30 July 2008
DILUCA® Eyewear From Fashion To Function :)
Introduction to Ultraviolet (UV): UV radiation can reach the eye directly or indirectly. Sunlight reflects off surface water, sand, snow or other bright objects and reflects UV radiation into the eyes. Cloudy days are not safe times from UV because the amount of UV transmitted is still significant when the sky is over cast- up to about 80 percent of it's normal intensity. Many people do not think to wear UV protective lenses on these days even when they are out of doors for long periods of time. UV rays have shorter wavelengths and more energy than visible light rays, They can have harmful effects on the eyes immediately or cumulatively from regular exposure over a number of years. The industry has set standards for how much UV may be transmitted (passed) by types of sunglasses. UV rays are strongest at high altitudes, low altitudes and in open or reflective environments (like sand, snow or water. They are also strongest at midday. Effects of UV radiation Short- term overexposure can cause temporary conditions like snow blindness or “welder's flash”. Long- term exposure causes eye diseases such as Cataracts; Age Related Macula Degeneration (AMD), Pterygiums which can cause the eye to take longer to adjust to the dark. In addition, vulnerability to UV increases with age. UV radiation also causes damage to the delicate skin surrounding the eyes (crow's feet), ranging from premature wrinkling to cancer.