



- Fire Resin Body Charcoal, smoke-grey and black marbling crossed by vivid ember-orange and copper-coloured movement.
- 24K Gold Trim The pen carries 24K gold-plated trim.
- 2 Configurations Offered with a #6 stainless steel nib on a cartridge and converter system, or a 14KT gold nib on a piston filler.
- Individual Numbering Each pen carries its own individual number.
| Body | Charcoal and black resin with ember-orange movement |
|---|---|
| Trim | 24K gold-plated |
| Filling system | Cartridge and converter with the steel nib, piston with the 14KT gold nib |
| Nib | #6 stainless steel, or 14KT gold |
| Cap band | Solid 925 sterling silver in raised ornamental relief, plated to match the trim |
| Edition | Individually numbered |
| Capped length | 5.81 in (147.6 mm) |
| Posted length | 6.55 in (166.4 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 0.9 oz (25.51 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Maiora Ultra Ogiva Golden Age 2.0 Fire/Gold Fountain Pen
- Cloth-bound presentation box
- Converter inside pen
What are the two ways to order this fountain pen, and how does each one fill with ink?
The Fire fountain pen is offered two ways. The steel nib fills from a standard international ink cartridge or converter, using a blind cap at the end of the barrel that turns the converter like a piston so the barrel never has to come apart. The 14KT gold nib is a true piston with an ink window, filling directly from bottled ink.
When the refill runs low on the steel-nib version, what does it take?
The steel-nib configuration uses a standard international ink cartridge and converter system. When you need a replacement, any standard international ink cartridge fits. A converter is also compatible with that same system, and the blind cap at the barrel end turns it without requiring the barrel to come apart.
Does each Fire pen carry a number, and is production capped at a set figure?
Each pen carries its own individual number. No production ceiling is published for the Fire finish, so there is no announced maximum to point to. The pen is numbered but not formally limited.
Where is this pen made, and who is behind the brand?
The pen is handcrafted in Naples, Italy. Maiora was established there in 2018 by Nino Marino, and the team brings over 40 years of collective experience in the creation of valuable writing instruments. Yafa Brands is the official US distributor.

