Soothing Blue Rollerball Pen
Details
- BrandDeborah Bedard
- ColorBlue
- Ink ColorBlue
- Age Range (Description)Adult
- MaterialPlatinum
Details
- BrandDeborah Bedard
- ColorBlue
- Ink ColorBlue
Description
🖊️ Write Your Legacy with Style!
- TIMELESS ELEGANCE - Crafted with a luxurious finish that resists wear and tear.
- LIFETIME WARRANTY ASSURANCE - Enjoy peace of mind with a manufacturer's lifetime mechanical warranty.
- EASY REFILLS FOR ENDLESS USE - Refills are readily available, ensuring your pen is always ready to impress.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR PROFESSIONALS - Comes beautifully packaged, making it an ideal gift for any occasion.
- ELEVATE YOUR WRITING EXPERIENCE - Experience the smooth glide of premium ink with every stroke.
The Soothing Blue Rollerball Pen combines durability with elegance, featuring a lacquer finish that resists cracking and chipping, luxurious platinum plated bands, and comes with a matching pen holder and ink refill. Packaged in a stunning gift box, it’s the perfect practical gift for any professional woman, backed by a lifetime warranty for lasting quality.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Deborah Bedard Designs |
| Brand | Deborah Bedard |
| Color | Blue |
| Closure | Snap |
| Material Type | Platinum |
| Point Type | fine,medium |
| Ink Color | Blue |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 858473001006 |
Reviews
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Pretty, but definitely doesn't feel like a $70 pen
I bought this as a present for a girl I'm dating, mostly as a nod to Lloyd Dobler's, "I gave her my heart, and she gave me a pen."The pen is pretty, and it writes well, but it does not feel like a quality product. It feels like a cheap plastic pen. It's missing that heft that denotes a quality product. This is definitely not worth $70, and doesn't feel like it's a $30-40 product. This feels like a good deal around $12.Additionally, the screw closure is not the best. The lady ended up screwing on the cap and was then unable to unscrew it. Most likely she over tightened and even stressed the threads, or pushed past the threads. Either way, a $70 pen shouldn't be able to do this without really trying to hurt it.
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