Introducing the new Maiora Ultra Ogiva Golden Rule fountain pen! It's inspired by the idea of a “golden rule” in craftsmanship—pursuing excellence through balance, precision, and thoughtful design. It's made from a distinctive Jonathon Brooks resin, featuring deep, shifting tones enriched with fine gold dust. These luminous particles create warm reflections that change with the light, ensuring that every pen has its own unique, unrepeatable pattern. The design follows Maiora’s signature Ultra Ogiva silhouette, reinterpreted with smooth, harmonious proportions that feel elegant and well-balanced in the hand. Gold trim details enhance the warmth and luxurious character of the piece without overwhelming its refined aesthetic.
This red Maiora Ogiva Golden Rule fountain pen comes equipped with a JoWo #6 two-tone steel nib in a wide array of sizes, and features a cartridge/converter filling system. A converter is included and each pen is numbered on the bottom of the cap opposite the clip.
The Ogiva Golden Rule is a new frontier, a new look, and a new work of art, entirely handmade in Naples, Italy. Maiora is managed by Nino Marino, the former co-founder and president of the Delta Pen Company. Maiora also produces fountain pens under the Nettuno brand. Maiora's legacy dates back to 1978 and is the result of a collaboration of skilled professionals with over 40 years of experience in crafting exquisite writing instruments. The brand's steadfast commitment to "made in Italy" authenticity, coupled with a perfect balance of functionality and elegance, has created a timeless style that is synonymous with Maiora's success. The brand's strengths are rooted in experience, passion, and enthusiasm, as evident in the stories and craftsmanship of each Maiora pen.
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Note: We do our best to photograph the pens to show how they will appear in person, but due to the nature of the material there will be some variation in the pattern seen here. This adds an element of uniqueness to the pen, with no two patterns being exactly the same.
