Online listings show solar eclipse glasses being offered to Worcestershire residents at vastly inflated prices ahead of tonight's partial solar eclipse. A screenshot from social media shows a single pair of eclipse glasses listed for £100 (Image: Facebook)A screenshot from social media shows a single pair of eclipse glasses listed for £100, with the seller describing them as "brand new and unused" and "ideal for safely viewing the eclipse". READ MORE: Perseid meteor shower to light up night sky after solar eclipseAll proper solar eclipse glasses should feature the official ISO 12312-2 safety standard certification printed on them. The partial solar eclipse will be visible across Worcestershire this evening, with the event reaching its maximum coverage at around 7.12pm. Planetarium Astronomer Dr Carys Herbert demonstrates wearing Celestron solar eclipse glasses.