Jack Row Mirage Silver Finish

Name: Jack Row Mirage Silver Finish
Brand: Conway Stewart
SKU: mirage-silver-finish
Price: 2682.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

CA$ 2,682.00Price Excludes VAT

Nib Guide Engraving

Writing Mode

Special Nib Option

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Description

Each Jack Row Mirage writing instrument is individually handcrafted from solid sterling silver by award winning British pen designer and silversmith Jack Row.

Inspired by the organic, shimmering patterns formed in desert sands, the sterling silver cap and barrel of this luxury pen are lavishly entwined with sixty-five feet of hand-wound silver wire, creating an intricate yet tactile texture that is entirely unique to every piece.

Natural Silver Finish

This model is perhaps the most neutral of all the available finishes, allowing the natural brilliance of highly polished silver do all the talking. The unique, spring-loaded clip does not feature a gemstone (as with some other models) but transitions into an elegant teardrop shape, framing a section of the intricate wire behind.

Dimensions and Weight

Length Closed: 138mm │ 5.43"
Length of Barrel incl nib: 134mm │ 5.28"
Length of Cap: 59mm │ 2.32"
Diameter of Barrel: 11mm │ 0.43"
Diameter of Cap: 14mm │ 0.55"
Capped Weight: 63gms │ 2.22oz
Uncapped/Barrel Weight: 34gms │ 1.2oz NOTE: Cap is designed to NOT post due to weight balance.

Limited Edition, British Hallmark

Limited to 250 pieces worldwide, each piece is marked with a unique limited edition number on the end of the barrel and also features the designers “JR” branding, deeply embossed into the end of cap. Being handcrafted from solid sterling silver, each item is also struck with an illustrious British Hallmark.

Presentation box

Beautifully presented in a black vegan leather Bespoke British Pen box that doubles as a desk tray.

Available as a Fountain Pen or Rollerball

Length Closed: 138mm │ 5.43"
Length of Barrel incl nib: 134mm │ 5.28"
Length of Cap: 59mm │ 2.32"
Diameter of Barrel: 11mm │ 0.43"
Diameter of Cap: 14mm │ 0.55"
Weight: 63gms │ 2.22oz

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Jack Row Mirage Silver Finish

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