Hand-made Indian designer sunglasses by Bhavya Ramesh Jewelry.

Oval shaped sunglasses hand crafted for those with a twisted mind and a sinister gaze. Accentuated with wings exaggerating the shape of the metal frame with rimmed metal detailing at the top and bottom. Chakri sunglasses are worn by those who can't be predicted, convoluted, cunning and maliciously deceptive.

You have been warned… The GlareKillers are on a hunt! 

These metal frame sunglasses bring a quirky and unique edge to your festive look. Perfect for pairing with bold wedding wear, standing out at a costume party, or just elevating your everyday style with designer sunglasses. Unisex sunglasses made for those who like to do things their own way, a little unpredictable, always original.

What to wear in an Indian wedding?

Indian weddings are a riot of colour, culture, and personal expression. Men dressed elegantly in kurtas and dhotis, and gorgeous sarees, lehengas and salwars for women. No Indian festivity is complete without the jewelry! We love our jewelry and no one does it better! While traditional jewellery and festive outfits are a must, don’t sleep on a bold pair of sunglasses. Quirky, handcrafted pieces like the Chakri sunglasses add an unpredictable twist to your look perfect for mehendi functions, sangeet nights, or even a post-wedding party. 

*Try and buy option allows you to visualise the sunglasses on your face. Try the sunglasses and determine which frame and size suits your face the best.*

Please note: 

The texture and colour of the sunglasses in reality differs from the computer generated version. Please refer to sunglasses adorned by the model for the same.

The computer generated version is not the exact representation of colours of gemstones and their setting.

Material and Fit Info:

* Sold as single piece. Please choose accordingly.

* Handcrafted in sterling silver by skilled artisans in Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Note: An approximate weight of the product is mentioned. All our jewellery is handcrafted and therefore variations may occur. Please refer to the 'Jewellery Care And Material' Section for more information.