Abstract: An eyeglasses frame having auxiliary eyeglasses includes a main frame, a connecting member and a pair of auxiliary eyeglasses. The connecting member has rear connecting plates connected to the bridge of the main frame. The connecting member has a resilient front connecting part having a holding room; the holding room has a polygon-shaped inner wall. The auxiliary eyeglasses have a connecting rod member connected to the lens thereof The connecting rod member has a polygon-shaped intermediate portion at least slightly bigger than the holding room. The intermediate portion is passed into the holding room for connecting the auxiliary eyeglasses to the main frame. The polygon shapes of both the intermediate portion and the holding room permit the auxiliary eyeglasses to be located in a not-in-use position after same is pivoted upwards to said position.

Abstract: A nose pad for spectacles has two covering bodies for contact with the nose of a user and a pair of permanent magnets each pivotally connected with a lens frame and housed in the covering bodies. The pair of permanent magnets forms attraction toward each other such that the covering bodies of the nose pad rest firmly on the nose of the user to prevent downward displacement of the spectacles along the nose.

Abstract: A detachable auxiliary sunglasses with magnets are provided, including a rim, sunglasses lenses mounted within the rim, and two magnets each pivoted to a respective endpiece of the rim. The auxiliary sunglasses can be secured to a primary eyeglasses, which have two magnets in positions corresponding to the positions of the magnets of auxiliary sunglasses, by means of a bond between the magnets attracting each other. The magnets are pivoted to the endpieces of the auxiliary sunglasses are capable of turning according to the position of the magnets of the primary eyeglasses so as to maintain a close contact with the same when distance between two temples of the primary eyeglasses broadens when wearing the eyeglasses.