The elegant pen from David Oscarson is the Henrik Wigstrom Trophy pen. This is the first in a series of limited edition writing instruments inspired by Wigstrom a master who worked for Peter Carl Fabergé. The pens are crafted from sterling silver and have a guilloché design.The pens are made in Heidelberg, Germany and bear the monogram of Henrik Wigstrom. They use an 18-karat gold nib which is rhodium plated and tipped with iridium and coupled with an ebonite feeder. The Henrik Wigstrom Trophy Pen Collection comes in four colors, powder blue with sterling silver and violet, black with rhodium vermeil and red with 18K gold vermeil. Each color is limited to 128 pieces (100 Fountain / 28 Roller Ball). The fountain pens are $4,200 and the roller balls sell for $4,000.Posts with tag fountain pens
David Oscarson Trophy Pens
The elegant pen from David Oscarson is the Henrik Wigstrom Trophy pen. This is the first in a series of limited edition writing instruments inspired by Wigstrom a master who worked for Peter Carl Fabergé. The pens are crafted from sterling silver and have a guilloché design.The pens are made in Heidelberg, Germany and bear the monogram of Henrik Wigstrom. They use an 18-karat gold nib which is rhodium plated and tipped with iridium and coupled with an ebonite feeder. The Henrik Wigstrom Trophy Pen Collection comes in four colors, powder blue with sterling silver and violet, black with rhodium vermeil and red with 18K gold vermeil. Each color is limited to 128 pieces (100 Fountain / 28 Roller Ball). The fountain pens are $4,200 and the roller balls sell for $4,000.Visconti Divine Proportion Pen
It's not just movies that are being shown off at Cannes. Visconti pens took the opportunity of the film festival to debut their new Divine Proportion pen. They chose the Cannes Film Festival because the opening night movie was "The Da Vinci Code" and the novel talked about the mathematical relationship popularly known as "The Divine Proportion" which is seen as the essence of aesthetic perfection. The golden mean (1.618) or phi ratio was used to develop the pen and including the length of the celluloid cap and barrel, the five-sided star shape of the inside, and the golden spiral or Nautilus barrel. The pen is trimmed in sterling silver and has a two-tone, 18K nib and a "Push & Pull" filling system. There is a riddle inside the pen, five numbers hidden inside the cap, clip, body and barrel of the pen. If you solve the riddle you win a golden Visconti inkwell. The pen is limited to 1,618 pieces in sterling silver and sells for $1290. There are also 618 gold-trimmed pens available.
Jaguar Concept Collection Pens
The new Jaguar Concept pens are meant to mimic the
lines of the Jaguar XK with sleek aerodynamic lines. The aluminum pen is layered with glossy lacquers and has
beveled-edge, chrome clip which points to the Jaguar emblem on the pen. The fountain pen has a stainless steel and
iridium nib engraved with the Jaguar logo. The Concept series also includes a rollerball, ball pen and 0.7mm pencil.
The pens comes in three classic Jag colors, ebony, ivory, British racing green, and one non-traditional, lime green.
The fountain pen sells for $175, the rollerball is $160 and the ball point and pencil are $135 each. Very simple and
classic but why the lime green?
