Spectacle lens
A spectacle lens is produced through a first step of stacking a first member colored in cyan and a second member colored in red and integrating the first member and the second member, and a subsequent second step of partially polishing a periphery of a convex surface of the first member. Provision of the polishing step enables unique design and production of appropriate numbers of widely varied distinctive spectacle lenses.
1. A spectacle lens comprising first and second plastic members having different tones and integrated with each other, the spectacle lens being produced through
a first step of stacking a first member colored in a first tone and disposed outside so as not to face an eye, and a second member colored in a second tone and disposed inside so as to face the eye, and integrating the first member and the second member, and
a second step of partially removing a peripheral surface portion of the lens having been processed in the first step, by causing a processing head to be in contact with or applying laser beams to a convex surface of the first member or a concave surface of the second member,
wherein, in the second step, the peripheral surface portion of the lens is partially thinned toward a peripheral edge to provide a gradation portion having tone change.
2. The spectacle lens according to claim 1 , wherein
the gradation portion is provided thereoutside with the second member exposed outside or the first member exposed inside in a curved band shape.
3. The spectacle lens according to claim 1 , wherein
the gradation portion is provided thereoutside with a peripheral edge of the first member or a peripheral edge of the second member in a curved shape having an inflection point.