Posted On June 22, 2021
Blue light is a color in the visible light spectrum that human eyes can see. It naturally comes from the sun, and it’s also emitted by digital screens. Thus, it can impact you both positively and negatively. With the advance of technology, the...
Posted On April 30, 2021
With some 66 percent of today’s US adults suffering from some degree of vision loss, eye health care has become an important consideration. A number of diseases and disorders that can affect the eyes,...
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Posted On March 23, 2021
A Fresh New Look to Your Eyewear Collection Edward Beiner and Jerome Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) are proud to have launched the Marine 2, an exciting Color Signature eyewear collaboration. The deep navy-blue...
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Posted On February 19, 2021
The Early Days CocoWalk first opened in 1990 as one of the first lifestyle malls in the United States, a concept which was just becoming popular. Its open-air architecture, trendy retailers, and many...
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Posted On May 08, 2020
As we re-open our stores, you may rest assured that our highly committed team has been steadfast in instituting simple-to-follow, CDC-approved measures to safeguard your health and safety. Here’s a preview...
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Posted On March 20, 2020
To Our Dear Customers, Because your health and safety and the health and safety of our staff is important to us, we at the Edward Beiner Group will be temporarily closing our stores effective today...
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Posted On November 28, 2018
I am about to visit a small custom high-fidelity music studio in Miami with my dear friend Edward Beiner. Let’s make no mistake. This is not your big box audio store. Rather, it’s a somewhat obscure...
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Posted On November 28, 2018
Parked at the center of Edward Beiner’s many passions is his prized 1967 Austin Healey 3000 served up in classic British racing green. Without a doubt, the ‘67 Austin Healey is one of the world’s...
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Frame measurements are important to keep in mind if you are wanting a precise fit. They are measured in millimeters.
The width of the bridge section
The horizontal diameter of one lens
The length of the entire temple arm
Understanding what suits your face is important to help you find the perfect eyewear.
Rectangle and square frames draw attention to the eyes and make the face appear smaller.
Most styles look good but it's best to look for a frame that is as wide as the widest part of your face.
Rounded and thinner frames that are slightly wider on the side will have add harmony and softness.
Mirror-opposite frames are recommended; bold on top and light on the bottom.
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