Lalex - LAST Lussa - Sunset- NO RESERVE PRICE!! - Fountain pen

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Introducing Lussa, a captivating vintage-inspired pen that combines vibrant colors with a touch of sophistication. Handcrafted in Italy, this exquisite writing instrument features a colorful body adorned with shades of playful pink, energetic orange, and refreshing green, each hue carefully selected to inspire creativity and joy.

The pen is elegantly capped with a lustrous sterling silver cap, offering a confident and timeless look that pays homage to classic design. This striking contrast between the lively colors and the polished silver cap makes the Lussa a statement piece, perfect for both everyday writing and special occasions.

Crafted from high-quality brass, this pen is available in both fountain and rollerball designs, allowing you to choose the writing style that suits you best. The fountain pen delivers a smooth, flowing experience, while the rollerball ensures precision and ease. Each pen is meticulously designed for durability and comfort, making it an ideal companion for writers and creatives alike.

Whether you're penning heartfelt letters, signing important documents, or capturing your thoughts in a journal, the Aurora Elegance adds a vintage charm and a splash of color to your writing routine. Experience the art of writing with this timeless piece that embodies Italian craftsmanship and artistic flair.

Lalex 1938 is part of the Aquila brands group which make high quality Italian writing instruments.

In 1938, Leopoldo Tullio Aquila founded Lalex in Naples. He combined his initials "L.A." with the later-work for law, "lex" and created a company based on solid principles of honest, and a propensity for technical details.

Lalex 1938 pens are often described as reflecting the form of simplicity. Many of the designs are based on symbolic interpretations.

The success of Lalex 1938 is a reflection of the dedication of its founded Leopoldo. He made the company because of his persistence of presence and and prompt service. Those are two characteristics I still hear as important when I talk to pen stores about whether they will or will not carry a line of pens.

His view on pens was that a pen was not only something to write with, but it can be a precious object for the individual, and also a prestigious gift. Accordingly, he designed a series of pens and accessories have some of the best jewelers in Naples work on the product line. In 1938 Lalex entered the upscale pen market.

It was after the Aquila Group sold Montegrappa to the Richemont Group in 2000 that plans to further develop the Lalex line of pens and accessories took a new thrust. The new lines had materials and colours aimed as expanding the market base.