Delta Giacomo Puccini Limited Edition Rollerball Pen

Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) was born in Lucca, Italy. As a young man, he was inspired to become an opera composer after seeing a performance of Verdi's Aida. He studied at the Milan Conservatory and in 1882, he wrote a one-act opera, Le Villi that caught the attention of Giulio Ricordi, who commissioned a second opera, Edgar (1889). The collection is hand turned from a solid bar of a special ruby-red resin. On the top of the cap it offers a medal in sterling silver featuring Puccini's bust. The cap of the fountain pens and rollers offers a central ring in solid sterling silver sleeve engraved with a design of various size circles portraying sound waves, and a design of music notes highlighted with red enamel. The body of the celebration is made of a combination of splendid ivory and ruby-red resins and offers a large in 18kt solid gold enriched with 7 rubies and 6 diamonds. An 18kt solid gold sleeve covers the rub-red resin cap. The clip is made of a special elastic metal alloy to facilitate the position into the pocket. In the celebration version, it is decorated with a sterling silver plaque enriched with 2 rubies and 1 diamond. The 18-karat solid gold nib is specially designed and customized. Available in F, M, B, grades. Allow 2-3 weeks for this special order pen. (It is engraved with the design of various size circles portraying sound waves as represented in the pens.) Delta Giacomo Puccini Limited Edition Rollerball Pen (Ltd. Ed. : 1858 pcs.)