Vintage Salvatore Ferragamo Rimless Metal Sunglasses c. Early 2000s Silver Black

In Florence, the early 2000s brought Ferragamo eyewear defined by crisp geometry and a certain restraint: here, rimless rectangular lenses set in a silver-tone metal frame, the edge of each lens fixed with precise silver studs. The clear lenses are bordered by slim black arms, tapering to glossy black tips, with the 'Salvatore Ferragamo' script faintly inscribed on the lens itself—visible only at the right angle, a detail for those who know where to look.

The metal construction keeps the profile sharp and lightweight, while the absence of overt branding leaves the focus on form and finish. Tiny surface scratches to the lenses and frame register the passage of time; hinges and arm tips remain sound. The original dust bag is included.

Eyewear from the Ferragamo family era (1960–2016) often foregrounded materials and subtle signatures over ornament. The script logo and rimless design—paired with the serial number engraved in thin sans-serif on the inside arm—place these sunglasses firmly in the early 2000s, when the house’s accessories favoured clarity and unforced detail over overt display.

Era: Early to mid-2000s (visual dating; serial and design cues)
Condition: Very Good — light surface scratches to lenses and frame
Material: Silver-tone metal frame with clear lenses and black plastic arms
Colour: Silver-tone frame with clear lenses, black arms and tips; silver-tone studs
Serial: 1043-B 511/61 60018 125
Comes With: Dust bag
Made in: Italy