Pelikan Edelstein Golden Lapis Ink - Ink of the Year 2024

Reference: 302234

zł109.00

The captivating Edelstein Golden Lapis ink is a guarantee of soft and smooth writing with beautiful color.

Edelstein from German means gemstone. The Pelikan brand introduces the ink for 2024.

Inspired by royal blue, Golden Lapis ink is inspired by the precious stone Lapis, which was once considered the jewel of kings and was a symbol of strength.

Golden Lapis ink is a combination of enchanting blue and golden flecks.

The elegant flacon with a gold cap has a capacity of 50 ml and est packaged in a decorative box.

Pelikan Edelstein ink is a dream gift for all fountain pen fans.

Material | Glass

Capacity | 50 ml

Packaging | cardboard box

Made by hand in Germany

In stock 4 Items

Data sheet

Kolor: Blue

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