Elevate your writing style with a custom handmade rosewood fountain pen. Crafted from cocobolo wood, this bespoke creation is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.

The fountain pen is a true masterpiece in the world of writing instruments. Handcrafted with precision from exquisite Cocobolo wood, this closed-end pen exudes elegance and sophistication like no other.

Equipped with a premium nib that boasts a choice of tip sizes, this rare, exotic rosewood fountain pen ensures a smooth and flawless writing experience. Whether you prefer classic black ink or a vibrant blue ink, this pen allows you to make your mark with confidence and style.

Not only is this pen a joy to write with, but it also offers a touch of personalization. If size permits, laser engraving is free of charge, allowing you to add your own unique flair or create a truly sentimental gift for a loved one.

With its timeless design and impeccable craftsmanship, this collectible genuine rosewood pen is a must-have for any writing enthusiast or pen connoisseur. Designed to fit comfortably in small to medium hands, it effortlessly combines functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Experience the elegance and beauty of this particular, first of its kind (from my shop) today, and elevate your writing to new heights.

Quick notes:

-Not postable, the cap is meant to be set off to the side while writing

-There is no clip on this pen, it was made to be almost entirely wood

-Comes inside its own personal velvet sleeve

-refill cartridges included along with a piston reservoir for regular bottled fountain ink

-custom boxes may be made to order for this pen. Please see separate listing

**only may be shipped within continental United States.

As is with my other cherry burl pens:
Extraordinarily time consuming, not to just craft with expertise & precision, but to log and mill entirely myself, cherry burl is a domestic wood that is usually considered to be in the same class as mahogany for usage in the United States (source: Bell Forest Products). It is a wood for fine furniture & luxury items. The stiff & strong wood has complex interwoven grain with incredible blue streaks to birdseye-like speckles. Black cherry is also prized for being “photoreactive” —in other words—it darkens with exposure to light. This the reason cherry is known for its dark reddish hue with age.

This pen is finished with my proprietary friction polish which is primarily composed of dewaxed shellac. After, it was polished with Bowling Alley paste wax for a feel and shine second to none.

– #5 Medium, Schmidt made nib (All upgrade options are Opus 88 stainless steel nibs)
See dropdown at checkout for more options

Your choice of Blue or Black ink

Questions, don’t hesitate to ask.

* Personalized laser engraving available at no extra charge (if the length of the name/design allows it)
* Names, monograms, and/or designs are all engravable

Twist mechanism

Comes with medium or fine point in black or blue ink

Also accepts Parker style gel cartridges

Engraving, if any, done pro bono

Just ask if you have questions

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Laser engraving available. Please include exactly what you’d like engraved along with your order.

Logos, monograms, names etc.

On rosewoods, engravings may be tough to see especially on the deeper red/black hues.

Shoot me a message if you’re concerned.

Twist mechanism

Comes with medium or fine point in black or blue ink

Also accepts Parker style gel cartridges

Engraving, if any, done pro bono

Just ask if you have questions

Laser engraving available. Please include exactly what you’d like engraved along with your order.

Logos, monograms, names etc.

On rosewoods, engravings may be tough to see especially on the deeper red/black hues.

Shoot me a message if you’re concerned.

**This can be converted to a gel pen by simply using a standard Parker-style cartridge. They’re interchangeable with the Parker-style cartridge currently installed. Please let me know if you’d like this as a gel pen instead and I will happily swap out cartridges.**

Brazilian tulipwood, scientifically known as Dalbergia decipularis & Dalbergia frutescens, is a rare and highly sought-after hardwood species native to Brazil. It is also referred to as Brazilian rosewood or jacaranda-da-bahia. Despite the name, it is not related to tulipwood derived from the tulip tree (Liriodendron spp.).

Appearance-wise, Brazilian tulipwood features a stunning combination of colors and patterns. The heartwood of the tree displays various shades of pink, purple, and red, often with streaks of yellow or orange. The coloration can be highly variable, ranging from pale pink to a deep reddish hue. The sapwood, in contrast, is typically a pale yellow color and serves as a nice contrast to the darker heartwood.

The grain pattern of Brazilian tulipwood is usually straight, but it can also exhibit interlocking or wavy patterns, adding to its visual appeal. The wood has a fine to medium texture with a natural luster, giving it a smooth and polished appearance. It is known for its excellent natural sheen and takes finishes exceptionally well, making it a favorite among woodworkers and artisans.

In addition to its captivating aesthetics, Brazilian tulipwood is prized for its durability and strength. It possesses excellent dimensional stability, which means it is less prone to warping, shrinking, or expanding due to changes in humidity or temperature. The wood is known for its hardness and density, making it suitable for various applications that require a robust and long-lasting material.

Brazilian tulipwood has been traditionally used in high-end cabinetry, furniture making, veneers, musical instruments (such as guitars and ukuleles), turned objects, and other specialty items. Its scarcity and unique beauty have made it a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts.

However, it is essential to note that due to overexploitation and unsustainable harvesting practices in the past, Brazilian tulipwood is now considered endangered and listed under CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) Appendix II. This listing prohibits the international trade of Brazilian tulipwood without proper permits to ensure its conservation and protection.

Also included with your purchase:
* Velvet sleeve regardless of whether or not a custom box is ordered.
* Replacement gel ink cartridge

Size: 3/8″ x ~5-1/2” in length
Finish: Dewaxed Shellac, my proprietary friction polish, followed by a single coat of stringed instrument lacquer. What a shine.

–Box or display cases available: Please see separate listing: etsy.com/listing/759585297

* Personalized laser engraving available at no extra charge (if the length of the name/design allows it)
* Names, monograms, and/or designs are all engravable

Gifting Ideas:
• The person who has everything
• Retirement
• Any holiday
• Just because
• Back to school
• Father’s Day
• Mother’s Day
• Graduation
• His and hers wedding gifts
• Best Man / Maid of Honor / Matron of Honor
• Birthday
• Anniversary
• Valentines Day

One of the most breathtaking, colorful woods, in a pen that is of the same caliper.

**This can be converted to a gel pen by simply using a standard Parker-style cartridge. They’re interchangeable with the Parker-style cartridge currently installed. Please let me know if you’d like this as a gel pen instead and I will happily swap out cartridges.**

Brazilian tulipwood, scientifically known as Dalbergia decipularis & Dalbergia frutescens, is a rare and highly sought-after hardwood species native to Brazil. It is also referred to as Brazilian rosewood or jacaranda-da-bahia. Despite the name, it is not related to tulipwood derived from the tulip tree (Liriodendron spp.).

Appearance-wise, Brazilian tulipwood features a stunning combination of colors and patterns. The heartwood of the tree displays various shades of pink, purple, and red, often with streaks of yellow or orange. The coloration can be highly variable, ranging from pale pink to a deep reddish hue. The sapwood, in contrast, is typically a pale yellow color and serves as a nice contrast to the darker heartwood.

The grain pattern of Brazilian tulipwood is usually straight, but it can also exhibit interlocking or wavy patterns, adding to its visual appeal. The wood has a fine to medium texture with a natural luster, giving it a smooth and polished appearance. It is known for its excellent natural sheen and takes finishes exceptionally well, making it a favorite among woodworkers and artisans.

In addition to its captivating aesthetics, Brazilian tulipwood is prized for its durability and strength. It possesses excellent dimensional stability, which means it is less prone to warping, shrinking, or expanding due to changes in humidity or temperature. The wood is known for its hardness and density, making it suitable for various applications that require a robust and long-lasting material.

Brazilian tulipwood has been traditionally used in high-end cabinetry, furniture making, veneers, musical instruments (such as guitars and ukuleles), turned objects, and other specialty items. Its scarcity and unique beauty have made it a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts.

However, it is essential to note that due to overexploitation and unsustainable harvesting practices in the past, Brazilian tulipwood is now considered endangered and listed under CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) Appendix II. This listing prohibits the international trade of Brazilian tulipwood without proper permits to ensure its conservation and protection.

Also included with your purchase:
* Velvet sleeve regardless of whether or not a custom box is ordered.
* Replacement gel ink cartridge

Size: 3/8″ x ~5-1/2” in length
Finish: Dewaxed Shellac, my proprietary friction polish, followed by a single coat of stringed instrument lacquer. What a shine.

–Box or display cases available: Please see separate listing: etsy.com/listing/759585297

* Personalized laser engraving available at no extra charge (if the length of the name/design allows it)
* Names, monograms, and/or designs are all engravable

Gifting Ideas:
• The person who has everything
• Retirement
• Any holiday
• Just because
• Back to school
• Father’s Day
• Mother’s Day
• Graduation
• His and hers wedding gifts
• Best Man / Maid of Honor / Matron of Honor
• Birthday
• Anniversary
• Valentines Day

One of the most breathtaking, colorful woods, in a pen that is of the same caliper.

• Length: 5.75”
• Breadth: 0.5”
• Compact enough to fit in your pocket
• Sleek cigar design
• Firm & comfortable grip

Notable Features:

• Model: Cigar Pen
• Pen Type: Ballpoint
• Tip: Medium, or Fine
• Function: Twist Retractable
• Ink Color: Black (Blue available upon request)
• Wood: Curly Maple Burl
• Fixtures: Antique Copper, Rhodium, Black Titanium, Chrome, Brushed Satin & Platinum
  • Prices for the time being are a set $77
• Refillable? Yes—any color Parker-style ballpoint or gel inks work wonderfully

–Box or display cases available: Please see separate listing
–velvet sleeve included with all pens regardless of whether or not a custom box is ordered
–replacement ink cartridge sent with each purchase

Gifting Ideas:
• The person who has everything
• Retirement
• Any holiday
• Just because
• Back to school
• Father’s Day
• Mother’s Day
• Graduation
• His and hers wedding gifts
• Best Man / Maid of Honor / Matron of Honor
• Birthday
• Anniversary