CRYSTALLINE BALLPOINT PEN, BLUE, ROSE-GOLD TONE PLATED

CRYSTALLINE BALLPOINT PEN, BLUE, ROSE-GOLD TONE PLATED

Marsoni

M251S

$49.00

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CRYSTALLINE BALLPOINT PEN, BLUE, ROSE-GOLD TONE PLATEDOur bestselling Crystalline Ballpoint Pen collection reaches new levels of luxury this season with this stunning new color combination. Filled with hundreds of bright blue crystals using our Crystalline technique, it is finished with a lacquered blue metal barrel, rose gold tone plated accents, and a clip. Delivered in a pouch, it comes with a replaceable, high quality ink refill. An ideal gift for any occasion. Color: Blue Size: 5 5 8 x 3 8 inches

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021