The Cephalus Black sunglasses of the Dilos Ultralight series are a true jewel of modern optics. Made of high quality surgical stainless steel, they combine durability with elegance. Their extremely low weight, just 6 to 10 grams, makes them almost imperceptible on the face, offering all-day comfort.

The innovative construction of Cephalus Black, without screws, ensures maximum strength and flexibility. Traditional sunglasses have been replaced by durable plates, which allow the glasses to fit perfectly to the shape of your face.

Cephalus Black polycarbonate polarizing lenses offer a visual experience that stands out. Absorbing 100% of harmful UV radiation and eliminating unwanted reflections, they protect your eyes from intense sunlight and fatigue. Polarizing technology enhances colors and accentuates contrasts, giving you a clearer and more vivid view of the world.

With Cephalus Black, elegance meets technology. Whether you wear them on the beach or in the city, these glasses will give you a sense of luxury and catch all eyes.

Kefalos was a hero of Greek mythology, known for his beauty and his love of hunting. He was married to Procrida, an equally beautiful woman. Their history, however, was shaded by jealousy and suspicion. The goddess of the dawn, Eo, fell in love with Cephalus and tried to seduce him. Cephalus, though initially resisting, was eventually seduced. Procrida, hearing rumors of her husband's infidelity, decided to test him. She hid in the forest where Cephalus was hunting and begged him to shoot her to see if his spear would find her. Unfortunately, Believing he was hunting a prey, the Head, thinking he was hunting a prey, accidentally killed her.

The story of the Head and Procris is a tragic tale of love, jealousy and the devastating consequences of suspicion.