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Visconti Medici Rollerball pen, Acrosilk, Ruthenium trim, KP17-40-01-RB
- Brand
- Visconti
- Line
- Medici
- Reference
- KP17-40-01-RB
- Material
- Acrosilk
- Color
- Brown
- Trim
- Ruthenium
- Clip
- Visconti engrave
- Filling System
- Original Refill
- Closing System
- Hook safe lock
- Barrel length
- 128 mm.
- Posted Length
- 145 mm.
- Barrel width
- 14 mm
- Weight (with cap)
- 45 gr.
- Weight (without cap)
- 30 gr.
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Country of Manufacture
- Italy
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Additional information:- The Visconti Medici collection pays tribute to this significant dynasty in the spirit of artistic excellence and elegance. The Medicis, rulers of Florence, were influential patrons of the arts, fostering a culture of creativity and innovation during the Renaissance.
- The rollerball is crafted in Heather Wood Acrosilk, an innovative material first introduced by Visconti, which consists of a combination of resin and silk fiber. Additionally, in this model, a central ring is introduced, created using the skeleton technique, featuring the official emblem of Florence, the lily. This symbol, found on the city's coat of arms, represents beauty, nobility, and pride. Both the ring and the metallic trims are made of ruthenium.
$815.33
Visconti Medici Rollerball pen, Acrosilk, Ruthenium trim, KP17-40-01-RBā
$815.33
Description
- Brand
- Visconti
- Line
- Medici
- Reference
- KP17-40-01-RB
- Material
- Acrosilk
- Color
- Brown
- Trim
- Ruthenium
- Clip
- Visconti engrave
- Filling System
- Original Refill
- Closing System
- Hook safe lock
- Barrel length
- 128 mm.
- Posted Length
- 145 mm.
- Barrel width
- 14 mm
- Weight (with cap)
- 45 gr.
- Weight (without cap)
- 30 gr.
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Country of Manufacture
- Italy
Ā
Additional information:- The Visconti Medici collection pays tribute to this significant dynasty in the spirit of artistic excellence and elegance. The Medicis, rulers of Florence, were influential patrons of the arts, fostering a culture of creativity and innovation during the Renaissance.
- The rollerball is crafted in Heather Wood Acrosilk, an innovative material first introduced by Visconti, which consists of a combination of resin and silk fiber. Additionally, in this model, a central ring is introduced, created using the skeleton technique, featuring the official emblem of Florence, the lily. This symbol, found on the city's coat of arms, represents beauty, nobility, and pride. Both the ring and the metallic trims are made of ruthenium.
