Lens: POLARISED Green Classic G-15 crystal lenses. Ray-Ban Aviator Classic Sunglasses are The most iconic Sunglasses on the planet. These are the ones that started it all in regards to the hysteria surrounding Ray-Bans.
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The Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator Classic sunglasses in Arista Gold frame with green lenses are a timelessly stylish accessory for both men and women. Made in Italy with high-quality metal frames and glass lenses, these sunglasses offer 100% UV protection. The iconic aviator style and classic design make them a versatile choice that is perfect for everyday wear. With a temple length of 135mm, these Ray-Ban sunglasses are a must-have for anyone looking to elevate their fashion game with a touch of sophistication.
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Has scratches on lens, otherwise nice pair of sunglasses
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Condition: New but they are missing the lenses. Includes original case BUT NOT original box or lens stickers.
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Ray-Ban Aviator Sunglasses RB3025 58/14 Gold / Green Gold metal frames and green lenses. The lenses measure 58mm and the bridge 14mm. Sunglasses come complete with Ray Ban carry case. Sunglasses are in very good condition with minimal wear. Please ask any questions you may have.
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This product is a brand new pair of Ray-Ban Aviator sunglasses in a stylish Arista Gold frame with G-15 green lenses complete with genuine black case, cleaning cloth, retail box and documentation. Made in Italy, these sunglasses are designed for unisex adults and feature a classic pilot style with a metal frame. The lenses are made of glass, providing both protection and a clear view. The iconic Ray-Ban RB3025 model ensures a timeless and high-quality accessory for any outfit.
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Ray-Ban RB3025 112/17 58-14. Ray-Ban Aviator Flash Sunglasses. One of The most iconic Ray-Bans ever produced now has an exciting twist with Flash (mirror) lenses. Frequently seen on the beaches of Ibiza.
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Lens: POLARISED Green Classic G-15 crystal lenses. Ray-Ban Aviator Classic Sunglasses are The most iconic Sunglasses on the planet. These are the ones that started it all in regards to the hysteria surrounding Ray-Bans.
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