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A symbol of modern elegance and durability, the Amphitryon Gold sunglasses from the Dilos Ultralight series combine cutting-edge technology with classic aesthetics. Made from premium surgical steel, Amphitryon Gold sunglasses 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.<\/p>\n

The polycarbonate polarized lenses of Amphitryon Gold sunglasses offer a sense of luxury and sophisticated elegance. Absorbing 100% of harmful ultraviolet radiation and eliminating unwanted reflections, these lenses ensure a 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.<\/p>\n

Moreover, the golden colour of the skeleton gives a sense of luxury, majesty and timeless elegance, inspired by Amphitryon, the mortal father of Hercules, known for his strength and leadership. Amphitryon Gold sunglasses are more than just an accessory, they are a statement of success and confidence.<\/p>\n

Amphitryon was a king of Tiryns in Greek mythology. He was married to Alcmene and together they had a son, Hercules. However, there is a special story behind the birth of Hercules.
\nZeus, the king of the gods, fell in love with Alcmene and took the form of Amphitryon to spend a night with her. From this union Hercules was born. Thus, Amphitryon, although he thought Hercules was his own child, was in fact the son of Zeus.<\/p>\n

Amphitryon, although he was not the biological father of Hercules, raised him as his son and loved him very much. The story of Amphitryon is closely linked to the myth of Hercules and the role of the gods in the lives of humans.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"