Akin to fine swords or jewel-encrusted staffs, the Gold Rush Pen features a gold nugget prominently on its head. Designed to capture the 19th century California Gold Rush, this pen is not just a invaluable tool, but a true accent piece. The Gold Rush pen is the first pen to ever be designed around a gold nugget and is designed to reflect the history of gold in America and to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit that drove early pioneers.
The gold used in the Gold Rush Pen is sourced from Alaska and is rigorously tested to ensure that the nugget is in the best quality and optimal size and shape. The nugget is not altered in any way and is therefore unique to each pen. The body of the pen itself can come in either black resin or sintered titanium, and boasts a lifetime guarantee. The Gold Rush Pen currently comes as a fountain pen, a ball-point, a roller-ball and a mechanical pencil.
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The Gold Rush Pen Celebrates an American Entrepreneurial History and Spirit
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