The Cephalus Gold sunglasses of the Dilos Ultralight series, a masterpiece of modern optics, combine the cutting edge of technology with the aesthetics of antiquity.

Made from premium quality surgical steel, the Cephalus Gold glasses are extremely lightweight, weighing just 6 to 10 grams, making them almost imperceptible on the face. The lack of screws and the use of sturdy laminates in the arm joints give the glasses exceptional flexibility and durability, while ensuring a sleek and minimalist look.

The polycarbonate polarizing lenses of Cephalus Gold sunglasses offer a refreshing vision experience. Absorbing 100% of harmful ultraviolet radiation and eliminating unwanted reflections, these lenses ensure clear and restful vision, even on the most intense sunny days. The unique lens coating enhances the scratch resistance and longevity of the lenses, making them an investment for many years to come.

Moreover, the golden colour of the frame gives a sense of luxury and timelessness, inspired by Cephalus, the mythical king of Athens, known for his beauty and noble lineage. Cephalus Gold sunglasses are more than just an accessory, they are a statement of style and elegance.

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 dawn, Io, fell in love with Cephalus and tried to seduce him. Cephalus, though he resisted at first, 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 Procress is a tragic tale of love, jealousy, and the devastating consequences of suspicion.