A method for manufacturing spectacles frames made of multilayer wood and carbon fibre, which are suitable for associating the appearance and decoration characteristics of wood with the solidity and the lightness required for the normal use of spectacles, characterised in that it provides making a frame front and/or temples of spectacles according to the following steps: a) an initial step of preparing various layers or sheets of wood and various layers or sheets in carbon fibre, having identical length and height dimensions, therefore being perfectly able to overlap one another, such as to be able to contain the development of the entire surface of the frame element to be made; b) a second step of joining, with vinyl-type glue, a pair of layers of wood that are intended to form the cover and a pair of layers of wood that are intended to form the back of the frame front or of the temple of the spectacles; c) a third step for spacing, between the cover and the back of the frame element, a series of layers of carbon fibre and layers of wood, to be joined to one another, as well as to the cover and the back by means of epoxy-type glue, so as to form a single rough block of frame front and/or temple; d) a fourth step of inserting the rough block between the matrices of a press machine and pressing the block such that the desired shape in width, in height and in depth of the frame front or of the temple is formed; e) a fifth step of milling the pressed block so as to obtain the profile and the holes of the lenses, in addition to the side holes for the engagement of the metal hinging elements of the frame front, or to obtain the profile of the temple with its holes for the engagement of the metal hinging elements; f) a sixth step of finishing the edges of the frame front and the temples of the spectacle, with a possible painting thereof; g) a last step of applying and fixing the hinging elements, such as to finish the frame of the spectacles; a) an initial step of preparing various layers or sheets of wood and various layers or sheets in carbon fibre, having identical length and height dimensions, therefore being perfectly able to overlap one another, such as to be able to contain the development of the entire surface of the frame element to be made; b) a second step of joining, with vinyl-type glue, a pair of layers of wood that are intended to form the cover and a pair of layers of wood that are intended to form the back of the frame front or of the temple of the spectacles; c) a third step for spacing, between the cover and the back of the frame element, a series of layers of carbon fibre and layers of wood, to be joined to one another, as well as to the cover and the back by means of epoxy-type glue, so as to form a single rough block of frame front and/or temple; d) a fourth step of inserting the rough block between the matrices of a press machine and pressing the block such that the desired shape in width, in height and in depth of the frame front or of the temple is formed; e) a fifth step of milling the pressed block so as to obtain the profile and the holes of the lenses, in addition to the side holes for the engagement of the metal hinging elements of the frame front, or to obtain the profile of the temple with its holes for the engagement of the metal hinging elements; f) a sixth step of finishing the edges of the frame front and the temples of the spectacle, with a possible painting thereof; g) a last step of applying and fixing the hinging elements, such as to finish the frame of the spectacles;