Abstract: A folding device of glasses includes a body having two frames, and two temples that may be folded and expanded. Two magnetic attraction structures are mounted on the two temples, so that the two temples may magnetically attract each other when the glasses are disposed at a folded status. In such a manner, when the glasses are disposed at a folded status, and are hung on the pocket of a clothing, a first temple is placed in the pocket of the clothing, and a second temple is exposed outward from the pocket of the clothing, so that the two temples may attract and bond each other by the magnetic attraction structures to secure the glasses on the pocket of the clothing. Thus, the glasses can be rigidly and safely placed in the pocket, and can be removed from the pocket conveniently.

Abstract: A temple structure of the eyeglasses includes a chamber defined in the end thereof which is pivotally connected to the front of the eyeglasses, a transparent portion is defined in the outside of the temple so as to see the interior of the chamber. A perfume tube is received in the chamber and has a valve device attached thereto which has an operation end extending from the end of the temple so that when pivoting the temple toward the front, the operation end is pushed and the perfume is dispensed from the outlet defined in the operation end.