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Nahvalur Eclipse Emerald Fountain Pen

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$49.5 $99 In stock

The Eclipse line is defined by a simple idea: a pen should feel like an object of intention. With Ruby and Emerald, that philosophy takes on richer color and greater visual depth—tones that read classic at a glance, but reveal complexity as they move through light.


  • Eclipse: Ruby brings a deep crimson character—confident, warm, and unmistakably expressive.

  • Eclipse: Emerald offers a saturated green with a refined edge—cool, architectural, and quietly commanding.

Both are made to stand out without shouting—pens that look composed on a desk, and unforgettable in hand.


Nahvalur Eclipse Emerald Fountain Pen Specifications:

  • Pen Material: Aluminum

  • Trim: Rose Gold

  • Nib: Stainless steel made by Nahvalur

  • Filling System: Converter

  • Pen length, closed: 5.91 in. / 150mm

  • Pen length, open: 5.83 in. / 148mm

  • Pen Diameter, barrel: 0.55 in. / 13.91 mm

  • Pen weight (without ink): 1.2 oz. / 34g

  • Gift boxed with user guide and 1-year warranty

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe J. ★★★★★

The deep emerald resin catches the light in a way that makes you slow down and actually notice your handwriting again. It's not flashy, but the color feels rich and deliberate, and the pen sits in my hand like it belongs there for a long writing session.

Isabella J. ★★★★★

The weight and balance are perfect for long writing sessions—it feels substantial without being tiring. The emerald resin catches the light in a way that makes you want to keep it on your desk just to look at it.

Stella ★★★★★

The emerald color has so much depth in person—it shifts from deep forest to almost black depending on the light. I keep catching myself just staring at it between words, and the way it sits in my hand makes writing feel like a slower, more deliberate ritual.