Loading... Please wait...
- Home
- About Us
- Custom Orders
- Mazurka Pens News
- Customer Testimonials
- Types of Pens
- Our Canvas
-
FAQ
- Caring for Your Handmade Pen
- How to Clean Your Fountain Pen
- Metal Pen Component Plating
- Using a Rollerball Pen with a Ballpoint Ink Cartridge
- What Ink Refills are Compatible with Hauser bill 707 SF
- What Ink Refills are Compatible with Schneider Topball 850
- What Ink Refills are Compatible with Hauser Open Ceramic 777
-
Newsletter
- Design Possibilities with Polymer Clay
- Fountain Pen Nibs - The Basics
- Handmade Pens for Sale
- Handmade Pens and Writing Instruments Make a Statement
- Making a Selfish Case for Sustainable Wood
- My Favorite Types of Wood
- Non-Traditional Materials for Making Pens
- Pen Refills for Handcrafted Pens
- Redwood Trees - Coastal Redwoods of Northern California
- Rollerball Pens and Refills
- The Ballpoint Pen - What You Need to Know
- The Fountain Pen
- The Process of Making a Handmade Pen
- The Rollerball Pen
- The Wood Itself is Art
- Using Antler to Make Handmade Pens
- Why Choose a Handmade Gift?
- Corporate Gift Ideas
-
Pen Videos
- Preparing the Wooden Blank (Step 1)
- Drillings the Wooden Blanks (Step 2)
- Inserting the Metal Tubes (Step 3)
- Cleaning up Inserts (Step 4)
- Squaring Up the Wooden Blanks (Step 5)
- Assembling the Pen on Mandrel (Step 6)
- Rough Shaping Pen Blank (Step 7)
- Turning the Designer Pen Tenon (Step 8)
- Final Shaping of the Pen (Step 9)
- Sanding the Pen through Successive Grits (Step 10)
- Cross Sanding the Pen (Step 11)
- Removing Sanding Dust (Step 12)
- Applying Sanding Sealer (Step 13)
- Applying Finishing Paste (Step 14)
- Applying Liquid Polish (Step 15)
- Our Blog
- Shipping Options
Shop by Category
|
Although this pen has been sold to one of our customers, we will be pleased to make you a custom pen similar to this one. Contact us or Pre-order yours today. |
Product DescriptionThe mottled blue colors combine with the white veins to make this one beautiful pen! The Blue Larimar TruStone just gives this pen its character, and almost looks like a blue marble. What a beautifully unique pen! It has been made by hand turning a blank of TruStone (synthetic stone) and finishing it to a mirror polish. All external components are finished with a Chrome / Gold finish which will provide durable service. The ball point pen extends with the twist of your wrist and and writes smoothly and easily. The pen is very stylish and shows well in all lighting conditions. The pen will make a memorable gift for any occasion, such as a Birthday, Father's Day, Christmas, Graduation Day, Bosses or Secretaries Day. The pen is constructed first by hand creating each piece of material and then turning the pen to final shape. The pen is then sanded 7 times with progressively finer grits of sandpaper (180, 220, 320, 400, 600, 800, 1200) to create a very smooth surface. The surface is polished to a mirror like shine using 12 polishing steps to create a showroom quality finish. Comes with your color of ink and a velvet pen sleeve. Replacement ink cartridges can easily be found in our Parker-style ballpoint pen refill section or at most drugstores and office supply stores. You'll also receive a Certificate of Authenticity with each pen ordered. Product dimensions are the size of the pen inside its box. 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... William Handmade Pen Product Highlights
What's Included with your Ballpoint Pen
Additional Information on Handmade Pens
|
)
