Very high-quality rollerball pen made of Ambonia burl wood and Schmidt Ceramic Rollerball Refill 888, size M, blue or black

The pen costs 58 euros, the pen holder made of Ambonia burl wood costs

25 euros

Ambonia burl wood Narra is an extremely rare and expensive wood obtained from the knots of the Asian narra tree (Pterocarpus indicus). Its popularity stems from its striking, often blister-like grain and deep red to orange-gold color. It is frequently used for high-end luxury items such as dashboards, furniture, works of art, and writing instruments.

Beautiful and very high-quality rollerball pen made of Swiss pine with a stunning grain, and Schmidt Ceramic Rollerball Refill 888 Size M Blue or Black.

The pen costs 58 euros, the pen holder costs 10 euros.

Very high-quality rollerball pen made of mother-of-pearl acrylic and Schmidt Ceramic Rollerball Refill 888, size M, blue or black.

Very high-quality rollerball pen made of mother-of-pearl acrylic and Schmidt Ceramic Rollerball Refill 888, size M, blue or black.

Click ballpoint pen with very high-quality mechanism made entirely of metal.

Made from Truestone with Schmidt Softline Blue Mine

Truestone

This is powdered real rock, which has been refined with natural color pigments and cast in synthetic resin.

Click ballpoint pen with very high-quality mechanism made entirely of metal.

Made from Banksia cones filled with resin, with Schmidt Softline Blue lead

Banksia cones

Banksia grandis is native to southwestern Australia and is the Banksia species that produces the largest cones in a family of about 80 subspecies. This species is also known as Bull Banksia, Giant Banksia, or Mangite. Banksia grandis grows as a tree up to 15 meters tall. What's fascinating about Banksias is that the seed heads only open and release the seeds when exposed to the heat of a bushfire. These seeds are then dispersed by the wind. Banksias are Australian wildflowers and, as such, produce very attractive blossoms during the summer months.
The cones are very hard and can be turned exceptionally well. Because they are very decorative, they can be used for a wide variety of turned objects, jewelry, and other crafts. Even unworked, as purely decorative pieces, they are a real eye-catcher.