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Product DescriptionA new Pen for us! On first look it's made of a beautiful burl with fascinating colors in a teal resin. When looking at it closely, you realize what you are look at is pinecones in a teal blue resin. This elegant pen is slightly shorter than our normal pens. The weight of the pen is perfect. It is beautiful pen and has lots of personality. It's a ballpoint pen finished in Gunmetal, Hardite & Gold. The pinecones at times appear to be beautiful flowers in browns and golds. The pen is striking. It feels great to hold and has a fantastic weight. This pen has been handcrafted by turning a blank and finishing it to a mirror polish. The finish will provide years of durable and dependable service. This is a ballpoint pen. It writes very smoothly and easily, and takes a Parker Style refill. The pen will make a memorable gift for any occasion, such as a Birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas, Graduation Day, Bosses or Secretaries Day. The pen is constructed first by hand selecting each piece of resin/wood and then turning the pen to final shape. The pen is then sanded 7 times with progressively finer grits (180, 220, 320, 400, 600, 800, 1200) of sandpaper to create a very smooth surface. The surface is polished to a shine using 12 polishing steps to create a showroom quality finish. The pen comes with black ink and a pen pouch. Replacement ink can easily be found on our website or at most office supply stores. You'll also receive a Certificate of Authenticity with each pen ordered. Product dimensions are the approximate size of the pen. The pen in the picture is the one you will receive. If you are interested in multiple pens, please contact us. Since each pen is a unique work of art, exact duplicates are not possible. But, we will do our best to create duplicates of the pen, using the same wood and finish. Thank you for taking the time to look at my pens... Sarah
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