Roller pen "Armenia"

The artistic solution of each of the handles in the new Gourji collection demonstrates a harmonious combination of tradition and modernity, old decorative techniques that have not been lost to this day, and the latest, most advanced technologies. The pens are made in Italy by the masters of Montegrappa, one of the oldest world–famous factories in the world for the production of precious writing instruments.The handle body and cap are made of black acrylic resin, the handle clip and the rim on the cap are made of 925 sterling silver with gold plating. The images and inscriptions on the belt of the middle part of the pen's body, as well as on the pen's body, are laser engraved. Edition of pens: limited edition – 1964 pens.

The individual number is printed on the thin upper part of the gilded silver rim on the body of the pen. The name of the pen and the Gourji logo are engraved on the thin gold-plated silver rim of the pen cap. The body of the "Armenia" pen, made of black resin, is decorated with symbols of the ancient country. The combination of black resin with golden enamel goes back to the colors of the kingdoms of historical Armenia.

The silhouette of the Khor Virap monastery, located on the site of the ancient capital of Armenia Artashat, is engraved in the lower part of the pen body. From the walls of the monastery there is a wonderful view of Mount Ararat, where, according to legend, Noah found himself after the Flood.
An Armenian so-called "Blooming" cross is also engraved here, featuring sprouted branches symbolizing the life-giving power of the cross. The body of the pen is marked with the Armenian calculus system, created using the capital letters of the Armenian alphabet. The silhouette of Mount Ararat, the symbol of the Armenian nation, is laser engraved on the cap. The golden rim of the cap is decorated with the image of a pomegranate fruit, a symbol of fertility and wealth, as well as the name of the country and the date 552, from which the Great Armenian Chronology is conducted. The upper part of the cap is decorated with the Armenian tricolor – red, blue and orange, the colors of the coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia, traditionally used in the coats of arms and flags of the royal dynasties of Armenia.