Giorgio Armani Pens

Designer Giorgio Armani and Italian pen maker Tibaldi have collaborated to create a limited-edition collection of fine writing instruments called Giorgio Armani Pens. The pens will be available in rollerball, ballpoint and traditional fountain models.
"A handwritten note is, today more than ever, a sign of etiquette, elegance and sophistication," said Armani. "To carry an iconic pen is therefore a symbol of character and style."

The first series will be released this month and is called the Regal collectionwhich will be limited to 199 numbered pieces.
each pen is detailed with Giorgio Armani's "GA" initials on the cap as well as the rhodium-and-ruthenium-plated solid 18-karat gold nib. Each pen is hand turned by skilled artisans to imbue each barrel with a one-of-a-kind rippled effect onto which nine layers of translucent enamel are applied by hand.

Retail price starts from 2,000 euros ($3,500). The pens will be available worldwide in Giorgio Armani boutiques and at Tibaldi authorized dealers. Source

Montblanc Skeleton 333

The Montblanc Skeleton 333 is a tribute, true to the last detail, to this first-ever skeletonised fountain pen made by Montblanc almost 10 years ago. To celebrate the 75th birthday of the “Meisterstück”, or “Masterpiece”, in 1999, Montblanc’s master craftsmen created the first fountain pen in history to use this delicate technique: the Montblanc Meisterstück 149, which caused a sensation all around the world.

The highly sophisticated art of skeletonising, a precise craft by which parts of the barrel of a writing instrument are exposed, transforms it into a transparent work of art.

The transparent, platinum-plated barrel artistically reveals the delicate workings of this much sought-after collectors’ item down to the last detail.
The cap is decorated by a Montblanc star in shimmering mother-of-pearl, and the rhodium-plated 18-karat gold nib captures the eye with its delicate hand engravings.

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Limited edition Amosu Diamond Mont Blanc handcrafted pens

Alexander has created a limited edition diamond Mont Blanc handcrafted pen exclusively for the elite in aid of charity. Amosu Diamond Meisterstück fountain pens have been handmade with 77 diamonds, and feature 0.45 carats of VS, F grade diamonds with a choice of white, black, pink, brown or blue diamonds set into the gold clip.

The pen’s ubiquitous style features an 18k gold nib, platinum inlay and black precious resin cap. With the bespoke diamond encrustation, the pen is not only a global style statement, but also a true gesture of goodwill, helping to raise vital funds for the ACLT Charity (a charity which helps promote bone marrow and blood donation).

The Amosu Mont Blanc is priced at £1500 and only 1000 Amosu Diamond Meisterstück pens will be made, with proceeds going towards charity.

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Luxury Gold Pen Holder

Give your luxury writing instruments the respect they deserve with this 14 Karat Gold Sculptural Pen Tray by award winning New York based sculptor and designer Mark Weisbeck.

Curvaceous and modern, this sophisticated design is for executive and home office,
yachts and private jets

Solid , 26 gauge, 7 X 4.5 X 1 inch, mirror polished gold
reflects and cradles the finest, most precious writing instruments. Natural, rare ebony wood base with applied Scottish leather to protect the desktop. Over three ounces of gold. $2600 USD

Available on artaccessoriesbyweisbeck

Pen of the Year 2008 by Graf von Faber-Castell

The Pen of the Year 2008 by Graf von Faber-Castell bears a unique detail, the world's smallest parquet of finest Indian satinwood. The design was inspired by Countess Ottilie's private salon in the Faber-Castell castle, which has 100-year-old panelling in luxurious East Indies satinwood. The pen's herringbone pattern comes from the Countess's writing desk.
There are no fewer than 84 Satinwood rectangles on the pen and they are all individually handcrafted The barrel is repeatedly polished and varnished. The numbered edition is crowned by a chessboard-facted citrine gemstone. It can be found for £1840 at Pens from Heaven.

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Girard-Perregaux Tourbillon Rose and Black

The exclusive Tourbillon writing instrument is a decadent display of precious materials. Rich, pearlescent black celluloid is lightweight in the hand and brought into definition with the pure beauty of rose gold appointments. Each pen contains a milled engraving of the brand name and an engraving on the cap end of GP's famous Tourbillon cage. The clip, which is inspired by the bridge of the Three Gold Bridges Tourbillon, is crafted from rose gold, attached with solid screws, and finished with a natural ruby. Unscrew the cap of the integrated piston filler fountain pen to write with the 18k rose gold nib. Each pen is individually numbered on the instrument's base. The Tourbillon is enclosed in a miniature cherry wood desk-styled box with a bottle of premium ink and a pad of paper.Limited edition of just 20 pieces.
It has a list price of $7150 so expect to pay a hefty premium over this.

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Montblanc Limited Edition "Boheme Papillon"

The masterly combination of highest writing culture and first-class jewellery craftsmanship is revealed in the six magnificent fountain pens in the Montblanc Limited Edition "Boheme Papillon".

Crafted in the solid white, yellow or rose gold, the pens are studded with over 1,400 scintillating diamonds and sapphires which delicately wrap around the body in three levels and onto the internal spring mechanism. Fragile butterflies and Keatsian plant tendrils adorn the cap and the body while the patented signature star-shaped Montblanc Diamond graces the top of the cap.

The limited edition Boheme Papillon is priced at 180,000 Euros.

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