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The Modern Relics Collection |
The Styles |
Each of the six sunglass styles from the Modern Relics collection nods to what Cutler and Gross and The Great Frog were founded on-unapologetic design, rooted in rebellion. |
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Ganton Navigator Sunglass |
Named after London's Ganton Street where The Great Frog began, it is large in size and undeniable in presence. Crafted in Japan from pure titanium and featuring signature Lock Down Chain rim wire and Bones and Skull temple detailing. |
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Carol Rectangular Sunglass |
The frameless silhouette is stripped of all excess, allowing intricate detailing to take centre stage. Signature Bones and Skull motifs are rendered in Sterling Silver, while temples are crafted in Japan from pure titanium with utmost precision. |
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Paisley Cat Eye Sunglass |
Handcrafted in Japan from pure titanium, with curved, cat-eye lenses mimicking the bohemian paisley pattern of the era and stamped with signature Sterling Silver emblems as the Lock Down Chain, and Bones and Roses. |
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Paterson Aviator Sunglass |
The oversized aviator is crafted from fine titanium and carries forward the bold essence of London's 70s golden age. Signature Sterling Silver Bones and Skull detailing run along the temples as nods to the heritage that has defined The Great Frog. |
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Capri Rectangular Sunglass |
Drawing inspiration from the iconic namesake automobile of the era-sleek and unmistakable. Crafted in Japan from pure titanium, it carries signature Baroque-style patterning and Bones and Skulls hand cast in Sterling Silver |
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Limited-Edition Triumph Aviator |
This Limited-Edition aviator reimagines Sterling Silver Baroque-style patterning along the rim wire, and cabochon onyx intricately placed along the temples-two elements found in The Great Frog's earliest treasured pieces. |
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In Conversation: Reino Lehtonen-Riley |
Cutler and Gross recently sat down with Reino Lehtonen-Riley, Creative Director and Head Designer at the London-based cult jeweller, The Great Frog. We explored how he keeps the brand relevant with today's pressure of contemporary culture, while honouring its rebellious, family founding. |
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