


- Italian Resin Barrel The Anemone pen pairs vibrant orange Italian resin, turned from a solid rod, with yellow gold-tone trim.
- Twist-Action Mechanism Rotating the barrel extends and retracts the writing tip.
- Engraved Centre Ring A metal centre ring at the barrel junction carries an engraved repeating architectural arch motif, flanked by twin bands.
- Spring Metal Clip The pen is fitted with a spring metal clip.
| Construction | Hand-turned from a solid rod of Italian resin |
|---|---|
| Body | Vibrant orange Italian resin |
| Trim | Yellow gold-tone trim |
| Refill | Parker-style G2 ballpoint refill |
| Mechanism | Capless twist-action |
| Clip | Spring metal |
| Center ring | Engraved metal center ring with a repeating architectural arch motif, flanked by twin bands |
| Body diameter | 0.5 in (12.7 mm) |
| Grip diameter | 0.4 in (10.2 mm) |
| Length | 5.47 in (138.9 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 1.0 oz (28.35 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Nettuno N-E 2.0 Anemone (Orange) Ballpoint Pen
- Nettuno pen box
How does the tip extend and retract on the Anemone N-E 2.0?
Rotating the barrel extends and retracts the writing tip. There is no separate piece to remove or set aside before writing. Turn one direction to expose the tip, turn the other to retract it fully when the pen is in a pocket or on a desk. The mechanism is built into the barrel of the pen, so the twist action is the only step between carrying the pen and putting it to paper.
What refill does the Anemone N-E 2.0 take, and where do I get a replacement?
The N-E 2.0 ballpoint accepts Parker-style G2 ballpoint refills. When you need a replacement, Yafa stocks the Schmidt P900, a large-capacity Parker-style G2 ballpoint refill, under item number SC58135. That is a compatible replacement Yafa carries; order it by that item number. Parker-style G2 ballpoint refills from other sources that match the standard should also fit, though SC58135 is the confirmed option available through Yafa.
What is the Anemone pen made from, and where is it made?
The N-E 2.0 Anemone is hand-turned from a solid rod of Italian resin. It is made in Italy. Specifically, today's Nettuno pens are manufactured in Naples by Maiora Pen Company. The Anemone finish brings warm orange colour and lively visual movement to that shape. The resin itself originates in Italy, and the turning is done from solid bar stock rather than from a pre-formed blank.
What does the N-E 2.0 name mean, and what is Nettuno's background?
N-E stands for Nineteen Eleven, and 2.0 denotes the second iteration of the line, released in 2024. The number points back to Nettuno's origins: the brand traces to Bologna in 1911, when founder Umberto Vecchietti used the city's Neptune fountain as the symbol for the brand. Today's Nettuno pens are manufactured in Naples by Maiora Pen Company. In the United States, Yafa Brands is the official distributor.
Is the Anemone the boldest finish Yafa carries in the N-E 2.0 line?
Within the current Yafa assortment, yes. Anemone brings warm orange colour and lively visual movement to the N-E 2.0 shape. It is the boldest finish in the current Yafa assortment and an easy choice for a writer who wants a pen that stands out on a desk. If a lower-profile option is what you need, the N-E 2.0 line is available in other colourways through Yafa, though which specific finishes Yafa carries at any given time is best confirmed with them directly.

