Fountain pen Sonnet Deluxe Silver Mistral - Parker
Parker Sonnet - A timeless symbol of elegance
ENGINEERED FOR PRECISION
Perfectly weighted and balanced to optomize the twin channel feed and collector system ensuring even supply of ink to the nib.
CRAFTED NIB
Finished with 18 carat solid gold nibs for the best writing experience.
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Parker Sonnet - A timeless symbol of elegance
FLAWLESS QUALITY
Hand crafted and individually checked for flawless quality.
ENGINEERED FOR PRECISION
Perfectly weighted and balanced to optomize the twin channel feed and collector system ensuring even supply of ink to the nib.
CRAFTED NIB
Finished with 18 carat solid gold nibs for the best writing experience.
THE FINISH
The Sonnet Mistral is an exquisite interpretation of Parker's craftsmanship. Featuring a timeless design inspired by the winds of the Mediterranean Sea, the delicate chisseled pattern flows elegantly on to the sterling silver surface of the pen. It is complimented by an 18k Solid Gold nib and subtle gold accents that brings the perfect balance of craftsmanship and beauty.
THE BODY
Sterling Silver + chisselled + plated nickel palladium
A WORK OF ELEGANCE
Delicately assembled with 17 individual pieces, with a range of exceptional chiselled finishes and engraved patterns for a precious feel.
A classic expression of refined style, Sonnet is Parker’s symbol of elegance.
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