Esterbrook Estie Diamondcast Fountain Pen - Sweet Dreams - Gold Trim

Esterbrook Estie Diamondcast Fountain Pen - Sweet Dreams - Gold Trim

Drift away into a world of pastel hues and playful dreams with the Esterbrook Estie Sweet Dreams fountain pen. Inspired by cotton candy skies and moonlit nights, this enchanting writing instrument invites you to pen stories filled with wonder and whimsy. 

The Sweet Dreams Estie is swirled with soft shades of lavender, pink, and blue, reminiscent of a delicious confection. Its gold accents add a touch of warmth and elegance. It is made of Diamondcast acrylic which is a is a patented material made with a urethane resin and real diamond dust. The material features a unique blend of pigments and a state-of-the-art mixing process that removes air for superior clarity and strength. 

Tucked inside a whimsical box, you'll find charming accessories that complement the pen's sweet aesthetic. The pen is tucked into an adorable pink satin cushioned eye mask, paired with a cute door tag and matching stickers. 

The Esterbrook Estie is part of Esterbrook's classic core collection of fountain pens. It is well balanced and comfortable to hold both unposted or posted for a larger feel. The cap features a spring-loaded mechanism to help prevent the nib from drying out.

 

• Gold Trim
• Steel JoWo #6 nib
  • Two nib designs are pictured, we cannot accommodate requests for either style
• Compatible with international standard cartridges/converters
• Hand-turned Diamondcast acrylic (urethane resin and real diamond dust)
• Cushion cap screw closure
• Includes 1 black cartridge
• Includes 1 converter
• Spare nibs available in Palladium and Gold
  
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 Estie Dimensions:

• Length Capped:  15.0 cm / 5.9 inches
• Length Posted: 17.0 cm / 6.7 inches
• Grip Section Diameter: 1.11 cm
• Full Diameter:  1.54 cm
• Weight: 23g

 

About Esterbrook:

Esterbook began manufacturing nibs in the US in the mid 1800s, but the 1930s were monumental for them, as they introduced their first interchangeable nib system in 1933. The interchangeable nibs gave the user many options for writing, whether in school, business, or for personal use. Today, a similar system is reborn with the Estie and Esterbrook's specially engineered MV Nib Adaptor, which delivers a vintage nib experience with a modern shape Esterbrook pen.