


- Fire Resin Body Charcoal, smoke-grey and black marbling crossed by vivid ember-orange and copper-coloured movement.
- 24K Gold Trim The trim is 24K gold-plated.
- Individual Numbering Each pen carries its own individual number.
- Refill Standard The rollerball takes standard international capped rollerball refills.
| Body | Charcoal and black resin with ember-orange movement |
|---|---|
| Trim | 24K gold-plated |
| Refill | Standard international capped rollerball refill |
| Cap band | Solid 925 sterling silver in raised ornamental relief, plated to match the trim |
| Edition | Individually numbered |
| Capped length | 5.80 in (147.3 mm) |
| Posted length | 6.20 in (157.5 mm) |
| Weight | approximately 1.0 oz (28.35 g) |
| Made in | Italy |
- Maiora Ultra Ogiva Golden Age 2.0 Fire Gold Rollerball Pen
- Cloth-bound presentation box
What refill does this rollerball take, and what does Yafa stock as a replacement?
The Ultra Ogiva 2.0 Fire Gold rollerball takes standard international capped rollerball refills. When you need a replacement, Yafa stocks the Schmidt 888 Safety Ceramic Rollerball Refill (SC58111) as a compatible option. The cap threads closed and also posts on the back of the barrel, so you can write with the cap stored out of the way.
Is each pen individually numbered, and is this a limited edition?
Each pen carries its own individual number. Maiora publishes no production ceiling for the Fire Gold finish, so this is not a limited edition in any numbered sense. If the numbering detail matters to you at the point of purchase, that individual number is part of the pen as it ships.
Where is this pen made, and who is behind the brand?
The Ultra Ogiva 2.0 Fire Gold is handcrafted in Naples, Italy. Maiora was established there in 2018 by Nino Marino. The team behind the brand brings over 40 years of collective experience in the creation of valuable writing instruments, and Yafa Brands is the official US distributor.
How does the Fire colourway actually look, and what trim colour does it carry?
Fire moves ember-orange and copper across a base of charcoal, smoke-gray and black, so the color reads differently depending on how the light falls. Gold-tone trim picks up the warmer tones and gives the collection its boldest finish. The result shifts visibly between light conditions rather than reading as a single flat color.

