While not that exciting solution, IMO before spending $400-$500 on a lid that can't later be adjusted, I'd assess how expensive your fish are going to be, how likely it really is for them to jump (especially with eurobrace), and how much you really wouldn't like a simple AL mesh one. IMO it's very easy to over think that a basic mesh one will look bad or be non optimal, until you install it, see it's not very visible, and 10 minutes later never notice it again because from viewing angles it generally isn't a focal point.
The AL bar footprints are very small, for all the reasons AL is used in lightweight and strong situations. It's quite easy to add cups/cutouts, quite easy to later mod, and initial investment is low + easy to take apart and repurpose for a second tank later (therefore not a sunken cost worry inducer).
Not trying to convince you otherwise, but relaying since I went down this path, including getting quotes and designs, and then decided it was too complicated + too expensive + too slow, so I temporarily built the AL mesh kind. I've since decided I'm quite happy with it.
Also the alternative option is buy a router (or a CNC) and build your own