杰克·罗维奇（Jack Row）幻影黄金镀金，侯爵夫人切割创造出翡翠
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康威斯图尔特豪华笔记本CN¥ 605.00Description
每支 Jack Row Mirage 书写工具均由屡获殊荣的英国钢笔设计师兼银匠 Jack Row 采用实心纯银单独手工制作。
受沙漠沙子中形成的有机、闪闪发光的图案的启发，这款豪华钢笔的纯银笔帽和笔杆与六十五英尺的手工缠绕银线华丽地缠绕在一起，创造出复杂而触感的纹理，每件作品都独一无二。
黄金饰面，榄尖形切割祖母绿
该型号采用缠绕线，镀有奢华的 22 克拉黄金。温暖的金色色调与高度抛光的银色饰边相得益彰。
独特的弹簧夹单独镶有一颗闪闪发光的半克拉（0.5 克拉）祖母绿，切割成标志性的“榄尖形”或“Navette”形状。这款非凡珠宝的浓郁绿色色调与黄金线相得益彰，增添了一种独特的触感，通常与高级珠宝和艺术品相关。榄尖形切工的起源据说可以追溯到国王路易十五（法国，1710-1774 年），他委托一位珠宝商向宫廷打造一种类似于他情妇嘴唇的切工。
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 emblemed 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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