Abstract: A spacer device for spectacles maintains the pair of arms of the frame spaced apart from each other with respect to the front of the frame when they are folded in a closing manner. The device includes a spacer member having a thickness defined between a pair of opposing surfaces, the member extending in a main direction, between a pair of opposing faces, which contact with the front mount of the frame and the arm of the pair of arms which is folded last onto the mount, respectively. A channel extends transversely to the main direction and is provided in a position between the faces, the channel delimited by a pair of walls which face each other in a mutually spaced apart relationship and are connected at an end thereof to a base surface of the channel.

Abstract: A packaging device for eyewear frames has a structure for supporting lenses. The device has a first and a second lateral temple, including a body, having a front abutment wall, configured to abut against an inner side of the structure of the frame. A rear wall is opposite the front abutment wall relative to a longitudinal direction, to abut the second lateral temple in a folded configuration towards the frame. A transverse notch extends along a transverse direction, perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, and passing through the body. The transverse notch partially extends between a pair of lateral walls of the body, from an open insertion end, which emerges onto a pair of the lateral walls, at a closed bottom end. The body includes a hole passing through the body, between the transverse notch and the front abutment wall, positioned to substantially align with the closed bottom end.

Abstract: A spacer device for spectacles maintains the pair of arms of the frame spaced apart from each other with respect to the front of the frame when they are folded in a closing manner. The device includes a spacer member having a thickness defined between a pair of opposing surfaces, the member extending in a main direction, between a pair of opposing faces, which contact with the front mount of the frame and the arm of the pair of arms which is folded last onto the mount, respectively. A channel extends transversely to the main direction and is provided in a position between the faces, the channel delimited by a pair of walls which face each other in a mutually spaced apart relationship and are connected at an end thereof to a base surface of the channel.