Panetti Eyewear

In the heart of Italy, between Tuscany and Lazio, a family of craftsmen and cabinetmakers from 1753, before Napoleon, began is history and it was the nature that they found their inspiration in. Throughout their lives, they have dedicated themselves to the care, seasoning, cutting of this fantastic raw material that is wood. Your glasses began to build in the 60s when skilled carpenter hands selected fine olive trees over 100 years old and then cut them into planks and stored them for over 40 years. The last step, and also the most satisfying, is the final processing, and their skilled carpenters' hands manage to convey the passion in any form. In the beginning it was the olive tree. Then the rosewood, then the ebony. Tomorrow it will be tea or coffee. The eyeglasses are manufactured starting from a single piece of solid wood to create the right curve, the temples are also curved for a better seal on the face. Each pair of glasses is unique for its age and irreproducible grain. The veins make each pair of glasses different from one to another. The different types of wood, about 150, allow numerous possibilities of different colors and scents. - Olivo It is a Mediterranean tree, symbol of life and perenniality; can live up to 3000 years. - Rose wood Tree of tropical origins, it is best known as Palissandro. The innumerable nuances of red, pink and irregular veins make it special. Because of its rarity it has a high price - Snake wood Endemic to Western Australia, it's so called for it's amazing snakeskin patterns and the wood is extremely dense - Zebrano Originally from Gabon, the streaks are very different and go from black to brown. For this reason, each pair of glasses will be different and unique. - Wenge It comes from the tropical forests of Africa. It is a compact, resistant and hard wood and is mainly used for the boxes and design furniture.