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Identified by a white dot at the top of each pen, a Sheaffer fountain pen is one of elegance and class, and is backed by a company that’s been around for almost a century.  The company was started by Walter A Sheaffer in the back of his jewelry shop with merely seven employees.  Today they offer a variety of reliable, modern, and innovative writing utensils.  Among these is the fountain pen, one of which, in the Stars of Egypt Collection, actually contains a ¼ ct diamond representing the Sirius star.  That being said, you can see the luxury this company likes to portray.

The Sheaffer fountain pen is among the best in its class and will certainly give a good impression.  With its modern look and variety of options in color and trim for each pen, you never have to worry about finding someone with the same pen.  Whether you’re looking for a pen that’s flashy and will draw attention or are looking for one that looks very professional, you’ve found your end.

A Sheaffer fountain pen is so elegant and classy you can find them with around 22 karats of gold or sterling silver on the plate and/or trim.  People love these pens; they make great gifts, collector’s items, and sometimes turn into family traditions and heirlooms.  When a person gets or gives one as a gift they place a lot of sentimental value on it, so you can’t go wrong.  That person will think of you every time they write with it or sign an important document for the rest of their life.  They will never misplace it, especially when they can cost well over a couple hundred dollars.

While on the subject of how much one of these pens can cost, here’s something to think about.  If you’re a person who has some extra money to spend on a special someone or even to spend on yourself; right now they have a limited edition Stars of Egypt Collection which will run you about $20,000.  Engraved in Italy, they look incredible and will definitely leave an impression on just about anyone.  They only made 30 of solid gold, and 499 of Sterling Silver, 360 of which are fountain pens, and 139 are roller balls.

When they design each Sheaffer fountain pen they have one particular type of individual in mind; whether they may be 18 or 75 years old, a high school graduate or a successful entrepreneur, they have exactly the pen you’re looking for.