The Deco Diamond is the first of Elegance series. Limited to just 200 pieces this exclusive design is hand crafted from sterling silver and carries the London Assay Hallmark.

Each pen is adorned by guilloche engraving, reminiscent of the Art Deco period. Vibrant blue enamel is meticulously applied by hand and interlaced with a black edging that gives contrast while complimenting this elegant design.

The Westminster edition is from the Elegance range. It is the second limited edition launch from this series, following the success of the Deco Diamond.

Conway Stewart owners include the British Royal Family, Prime Ministers, and US Presidents past and present. It seems fitting that Conway Stewart should pay homage to one of the most important buildings in the history of England, the Palaces of Westminster.

The Centenary Overlay is crafted by hand by renowned English craftsman, Henry Simpole and is available in 18 carat solid gold, sterling silver, and vermeil.

The openwork filigree overlay was methodically designed to incorporate the figures '1905' and 'CS'. Each pen is hallmarked at the London Assay Office and bears an individual limited edition number.

The Centenary Overlay is a beautiful yet functional fountain pen.

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The Conway Stewart Arabian Nights, like Burtons translation itself, is a rich tapestry of both form and texture. Utilising the art of filigree, which requires twisting and plaiting fine threads of silver wire to form an intricate design, the Arabian Nights is a visual feast.

The filigree design is carefully constructed one piece at a time by the artist, with each individually wound and twisted piece of silver wire set into place and secured to create jewellery of infinite beauty.

Following this time-honored tradition of craftsmanship, our Windsor edition is crafted completely by hand. It takes the gunsmith engraver many hours to meticulously engrave each pen.

This hand engraved scroll design is easily identifiable with the top English gunsmiths, a workmanship admired the world over.

An English Rose is unique, seductive, and enchanting with a romantic fragrance. On a warm summer evening, a stroll in an English rose garden ranks among the best of life's experiences.

From the Rose as a symbol of our island nation's rich tapestry of history and heritage, we turn to the Conway Stewart English Rose. This is a beautiful example of the highest quality Maki-e artwork applied to our classic Churchill fountain pen.

The Conway Stewart Shakespeare has been created using the art of airbrush and hand painting to evoke scenes from one of his earliest theatrical triumphs.

The Conway Stewart Shakespeare is a fitting tribute to this greatest of English writers, featuring a scene from one of his most memorable works, Romeo and Juliet on the barrel, while the cap is adorned with the likeness of Shakespeare himself, taken from the famous engraving in the First Folio of Shakespeare’s works.

The Jarvis collection sport complimentary caps and barrel ends in our traditional stately jet-black. The trim includes solid 18K gold cap band and a gold plated clip.

The Jarvis Churchill offers a matchless example of classic, elegant design and bright colourful contemporary materials to provide the best in fine writing.

In celebration of 150 years of gold extraction from St. David's Gold Mine, Conway Stewart has launched the Clogau 150th Anniversary Pen.

Five solid Clogau 18 carat gold bands are featured on the cap and barrel.

Both the Welsh Dragon and Conway Stewart hallmarks are engraved on the cap band guaranteeing the purity of this rare Clogau gold.

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The Trafalgar is crafted out of our bespoke Blue Stardust acrylic.
This material is stunning. It contains fine silver dust particles that shimmer subtly as the light hits the pen.

This exclusive packaging is very striking. The stylish large dark green lacquered presentation box houses the limited edition Trafalgar pen and is accompanied by an informative book detailing the life of Nelson, a bottle of Conway Stewart ink and a rocker blotter made from the actual oak removed from the historic HMS Victory.

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