Cabernet Confetti

$1,625.00

Cabernet ‘Confetti’ is one of William Henry’s most exclusive writing instruments. This mesmerizing roller ball pen features a barrel in spiny oyster and turquoise built around a light structure in aerospace grade titanium and aluminum. The carbon fiber cap is accented  in mokume titanium; the pocket clip is set with a sapphire gemstone. This amazing pen features William Henry’s patent-pending Wavelock™ cap closure system – a ring of chromium steel balls embedded in a titanium ring which are captured in wave-shaped grooves in titanium collars for closed and post positions.
With natural items like turquoise, and spiny oyster each instrument is imbued with a distinct and unique personality.

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Description

Cabernet ‘Confetti’ is a mesmerizing roller ball pen featuring a barrel in spiny oyster and turquoise and a light structure in aerospace grade titanium and aluminum. The accents on the carbon fiber cap are in mokume titanium; the pocket clip is set with a sapphire gemstone. This beautiful writing instrument also features William Henry’s patent-pending Wavelock™ cap closure system – a ring of chromium steel balls embedded in a titanium ring which are captured in wave-shaped grooves in titanium collars for closed and post positions.
This is one of William Henry’s most exclusive writing instruments, each one imbued with a distinct and unique personality.

RB8 CONFETTI

cabernet confetti

 

FEATURES & SPECS
  • Wavelock™ Closure System
  • Shipped in an elegant wood presentation box
MATERIALS & ARTISTRY
  • Mokume gane – was developed in the 1600s in Japan, allegedly by an Akita prefecture metalsmith named Denbei Shoami (1651 to 1728). He used the mokume gane technique to dress up samurai swords.The mokume gane technique involves fusing several layers of different metals, and artistically exposing sections of lower layers. The metal is often made to display a pattern that mimics wood grain. A variety of metals can be used to give different arrays of coloration.
    Layers of metal are pressed together and fused with heat. The forged layers are carved to expose lower layers and are then pressed again. The carving and pressing is repeated to develop the pattern.Today, some of the finest mokume in the world is made here in the USA, and William Henry is proud to offer a range of this material on our collections. Our mokume is generally made with copper, brass, and nickel silver in either a 45 or 89 layer billet, forged and patterned by hand.
  • Carbon Fiber
  • Spiny Oyster & Turquoise
  • Sapphire

 

Visit us in our Freeport, Maine showroom to see our full collection of William Henry gifts including Pens, Knives, Money clips, and Men’s Jewelry.

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