Modern Art

The Pineider Psycho is a one of a kind, unique and elegant pen that would become the crown jewel of every writer’s collection. Each pen has been created with the same materials and concepts utilized by famed Florentine jewelers; precious or semi-precious metals, high thickness plating, lost wax castings, and luxury packaging. This is the epitome of ‘handmade’. 

It is available in three different color trims: palladium, rose gold, or gold plated. Psycho’s unique weaved design was created using an ultra-high pressure casting technique called nanofusion. The endless semi-transparent interweaving of connections gives Psycho the indisputable status of modern art. In the functional shape of a pen.

Each pen arrives with a small desk set/gift box that contains everything a writer may want. Included are some renown Pineider luxury stationery, two bottles of black ink, the very popular Pineider Snorkel for filling your converter from a bottle, and the Pineider Pen Filler. A unique way to fill your pen from a traveling reservoir of your favorite ink.

The Psycho fountain pen features Pineider’s 14K iperflex nib in extra fine, fine, medium and broad. The pen fills via standard cartridge or converter. The matching roller ball is every bit as beautiful for those who prefer rollerball writing. Psycho clearly is a combination of the finest writing experience with art made in Florence, Italy. Add this to your collection and you’ll truly have a showpiece to treasure.

Ultra Black

Following its predecessor, the Ultra-durable Resin Avatar UR, Avatar UR Demo Black is made with similar Ultra Resin technology. This Demonstrator version with polished black metal trim transforms the character of the design. Equipped with a transparent body that showcases the pen’s mechanisms, plus a word gauge made to monitor the ink level. This ink monitoring system is exclusive to the Pineider brand, which makes Avatar UR Demo truly special and unique! Experience elegance, high-end luxury, and efficiency while writing with Avatar UR Demo Black.

The fountain pen features a Pineider stainless steel nib. It’s available in extra-fine, fine and medium points. It includes a converter for bottled ink usage. It accepts standard international cartridges. The rollerball accepts our typical refill which is available in various points and colors for maximum customization.

Art and Science Coexist

The design credentials of Pineider’s pen designer, Dante del Vecchio, are well established. When combined with 3D engineering and high precision manufacturing, each individual pen is assembled without using a single drop of glue. A technological puzzle! Every component precisely fits each other by simple design. Pineider refers to this new process as GlueLess Technology. 

The collection features Pineider’s new UltraResin. This material was developed in Florence by Pineider in a mother of pearl compound resin. UltraResin is very durable, much more so than traditional Celluloid, the historical material of pen industry. UltraResin is extremely rigid, nearly like metal, incredibly resistant to hits, very close to call it unbreakable, resistant to oils, inks, electricity, to high and low temperatures. The ultimate resin.

A thin film is inserted into the cap to protect the magnet from corrosion and allows a soft touch closure. A sophisticated solid steel clip is supported by an internal spring and mechanism built.  The band is finely engraved and inspired by the skyline of Florence.

The fountain pen is powered with Pineider’s own large N6 steel Futuristic Nib. It can be filled with the included converter, the Pineider Snorkel or the Pen Filler. The ballpoint, a twist-action, uses a standard Parker-Style refill or the Pineider Ink Level indicating refill. The rollerball uses a standard size refill or the Pineider Ink Level refill designed for the rollerball writer.

Ever Own the Very Finest?

One of the world’s most respected stationers you’ve never heard of, Pineider. Based in Florence, Italy, it’s serviced customers through the decades like, Anthony Hopkins, Mel Gibson and Madonna. The request from Elizabeth Taylor for letter paper to match the magnificent color of her eyes was not unusual. Founded in 1774, Pineider has been the go-to stationer for artists, royals, industrialists and governments the world over. The paper in the Hollywood Journal is certified by Pineider for use with fountain pens. For very little you can possess and experience the very finest.

Each hard-covered journal has 190 lined pages. The color is classic ivory. The paper measures 8 3/8” x 5 ½”. It weighs 14 ounces.