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The Conway Stewart Series 58 Crimson Blush is not just a pen - it’s a fragment of history, distilled into a single, vivid stroke of crimson. The colour’s name carries centuries of weight, descending from "cremesin," an Old Spanish term for the deep red dye extracted from the kermes insect, once prized by artisans and monarchs alike. That same intensity defines this pen, its hue a quiet nod to a world where craftsmanship was king.
A firm favourite with Conway Stewart collectors for many years. Perfect in form and design, it’s no wonder the Series 58 collection is amongst the very best of British luxury pens.
ONLY 12 Available - all made from original stock from the Conway Stewart Plymouth factory with the iconic two thin and one wide 9ct gold cap bands.
Each pen arrives in a black leatherette presentation box, doubling as a desk stand to display the pen when not in use.
Pens are handmade to order, so please allow up to 28 days for delivery.
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