Uta Geyer

More and more children are becoming more and more nearsighted (myopic) at an earlier age. By 2050, scientists expect 5 billion people to be myopic — that’s half of the world’s population. The causes and reasons for the rapid spread of myopia (nearsightedness) are many and varied: nearsighted parents and grandparents, being indoors a lot, lack of daylight, and increased near vision activities, such as reading and using digital devices. Together with our partner ZEISS Vision, we see counteracting this development as our joint mission. Would you like an eye test/examination for your child? Just give us a call (030/88473060) …

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Interview with artist Raby Florence Fofana

From Amsterdam to Berlin The brand Suzy Glam was founded by Etienne Frederiks and Susanne Klemm in 2013. Etienne started as an optician in 1990, and went on to manage and pioneer successful new eyewear concepts in the Netherlands. Swiss-born designer Susanne was educated at the Universities of Arts in Zurich and Utrecht, where she trained as a 3-D designer, then went on to create contemporary jewelry. Susanne also had strong roots in the optical world — she knew it well from spending her childhood in her father’s store, and she also trained as an optician herself. So it was …

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“Wearable architecture” is the term used to describe the works of Berlin-based Designer Amélie Riech. With a strong focus on artisanal production methods and the use of unique materials, Amélie has positioned her label uncommon matters at the forefront of contemporary jewellery design. Riech’s work takes an interdisciplinary approach, culminating in delightful and ingenious technical details. Starting December 4, we are proud to present a curated selection of innovative designs by uncommon matters in our store at Bleibtreustraße 29/30. The artist is present on December 4 from 5pm. Let’s toast with our favorite sparkling wine from Fritz Mueller! The event …

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