It was not called Diana. When it was placed on Reforma in 1942, the work by Vicente Mendiola and Juan Fernando Olaguíbel was called Archer of the Northern Stars: it was not aiming at the hunt, it was aiming at the sky.
The frame keeps that upward direction. A cat-eye silhouette with elongated upper edges, in thick and highly durable acetate, with flat temple tips, diamond rivets and triple-barrel hinges.
Designed in Mexico and handmade in Japan by artisans devoted to making frames of excellent quality. Also available as sunglasses.
