The history of the pen is many days. The word ‘pen’ in English comes from the Latin word penna, which means feather of a bird. At one time feathers were used for writing. In India also at one time horn pens, bird feathers etc. were used. The Egyptians probably began to write something like a copper nib on the tip of a stick. Greek pen was made of ivory or something like that. It was called 'Stylus'. That is why now the style of writing is called style. Feather pens were introduced in the Middle Ages after the invention of paper. In 183, the American Lewis Waterman discovered the fountain pen. After that other countries also started making fountain pens. And now the ball point pen that we write with, that ball point pen was made in the twentieth century. Lazlo Joseph Biro, born in Budapest, Hungary in 1899, was a journalist by profession. While working as a journalist, he researched the use of fountain pens and various inks and was finally able to invent ballpoint pens. He first exhibited the ballpoint pen at an international fair in 1931, and in 1938 he obtained his patent.
In today's world, many beautiful and expensive pens of different colors and shapes have started to be used. I will tell you about some of them. It's not about buying, it's a pleasure to know.
Crew Sixteenth White Gold
These pens are coated with 18 carat gold nibe radium and ruthenium. When writing with pens, care has been taken not to hurt the fingers. Not only that, the amount of ink left in the pen can be seen from the outside. The clip also adds another dimension to the pen, which looks like a hand-made necktie. Price 43,000.
Gaia High Luxury
A rare pen that has caused a stir in the world. As beautiful as it looks, its structure is also incomparable. This pen uses 18 carat white and yellow gold. The outer cover of this pen is engraved with various images of geographical wonders. It has pictures of everything from large spiders to plants, leaves and other animals. These beautifully crafted images have brought it to a different level. Price 43,000.
Marte
The lid of the pen is pointed at the pole using two carat small diamonds and the use of some rubies in the pen also attracts the buyer. The gold of this pen is engraved with the symbol of the Greek god Mars. It costs 43,000 to collect. Because, those who have a hobby of collecting fountain pens are in great demand of it.
Visconti (Forbidden City)
This pen is very attractive to pen collectors. It looks black. 18 carat gold and diamonds have been used for this color. The body of this pen paints a different picture of the lost city HRH. It costs, 50,500.
Visconti (Alchemy)
Handicrafts in a very beautiful way, which wins everyone's heart at the first sight. The specialty of this luxury pen is its two nibs. One is 18 carat gold and the other is silver. This pen has two ink chambers. Both gold and silver have been used on the outer limbs. Gold work on the lid on one side, silver on the other. It costs 56,000.
Visconti (Ripple)
It is the most significant of the Visconti pens. 18 carat gold and diamonds were used to make it. 18 carat gold has also been used to make its nib. Priced at 56,000. There are two cells for ink. The pen is available in both white and black.
Omas Phoenix Platinum
Platinum and yellow enamel have been used. The nib is made of 18 carat gold. Price 60,000.
La Modernista Diamond
The manufacturer is Caron D'Achi Company of Switzerland. They launched this pen in 1999. The nib is made of 18 carat rhodium coated gold, 20 carat diamonds and 96 rubies.
Mystery masterpiece
This pen is made of three types of stones or gems. Ruby, sapphires, emeralds have been used for surface artwork. The special method by which these are applied is called mystery setting. Price 63,000.
The nib of this pen uses 18 carat gold. It is the only pen in the world that uses 30 carat diamonds. Price 1,480,800.
wow, excellent history , i like it ,pen is very valuable in our life