TiO2 Juliet - one orbital is darker than the other

[iamFLIP]

I have this pair of TiO2 Juliet with one orbital is a bit darker than the other.
Is that a defect? or natural?
Anything I can do to fix?

Thanks.

 

[kronin323]

Your probably looking at natural discoloration that can happen over time. Only fix is refinish, but some think stuff like that is cool...

 

[ucdavis4PT0gpa]

Hmmm...I don't mind the discoloration.....but two different discoloring orbitals? Not so sure. As kronin323 notes, a refinish could fix it if you were so inclined

 

[mjt42]

one of a kind - TiO3

 

[iamFLIP]

one of a kind - TiO3

Woohoo!

 

[BriP]

yep natural discoloration. could have been in a display case and one side (the discolored one) got more light or heat either sun or case lighting.. i would leave it as-is.

 

[erap]

I would put black iridium on one lens and grey lens on the other ...just kidding

 

[WavecloudCustoms]

Just give them to me...Then you'll need not worry

 

[OakleyFreak]

I had a set do exactly that, only one orbital changed , looked golden brown like that
in fact it was the same orbital
Sent them to x man for refinish
They look like new again

 

[THE X-MAN]

You can polish out the darker orbital with scotchbrite and dishsoap.wearing a pair of frames that has different colored orbitals is lame,you aint gonna devalue them by matching the color.