Caran d'Ache Ecridor Flowers Ballpoint

The Maison Caran d’Ache presents the Ecridor Flowers, inspired by the poetry of exotic gardens. Thanks to the expertise of artisans from the Swiss Manufacture, a luxuriant, heavenly natural environment places its radiant stamp on these emblematic Haute Ecriture writing instruments. The Caran d'Ache Ecridor Flowers highlights a tropical paradise in which luxuriant vegetation thrives. Palm leaves and balisier of the Caribbean intertwine while the pistils of vanilla and balisier flowers sparkle like diamonds. The Caran d'Ache Ecridor Flowers brings to mind the harmony of an abundant jungle, pierced with tiny shimmering accents. An invitation to travel to the heart of a flamboyant natural environment. For the first time, Caran d’Ache combines two engraving techniques to create the plant motifs of which Ecridor Flowers is composed. Using a laser, the designs of leaves and petals are outlined with exceptional precision and delicate whiteness on the body of the ballpoint pen. The three different sizes of the stamens within the exotic flowers produces the radiance of precious stones.

Because life comes with more than enough limitations, treat yourself to the luxuries of the Ecridor. Its smaller size allows you to carry it anywhere. While its hexagonal shape makes it easy to hold. Its push button mechanism lets you start writing instantly with the Goliath refill, one of the smoothest and longest lasting in its class. Choose from different silver patterns to suit your taste. All current Ecridor models are silver plated with a rhodium coating to prevent tarnishing. The decoration is diamond-engraved. On the side opposite the clip, a 12mm space is kept free for a personal engraving.

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Caran d’Ache, founded in 1924 by Arnold Schweitzer, was a product of Switzerland’s long history of watchmaking and jewellery manufacture. Today, it is the epitome of superior quality and recognized expertise. Each product is created by hand in the Geneva workshops and brings together the traditional expertise of master craftsmen and the performance of computer-assisted machine tools.