Maiora Ultra Ogiva Golden Age 2.0 Nera/Palladium Fountain Pen
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$295.00 - Regular price
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$295.00
Nera gives the Ultra Ogiva shape a deep, glossy black finish in a single even tone. Palladium-tone trim adds a cool, bright contrast. Each pen carries its own individual number.
The fountain pen is offered two ways. The steel nib fills from a standard international 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, while the 14KT gold nib is a true piston with an ink window.
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- Deep Black Resin The Nera pen is finished in glossy, near-uniform deep black resin.
- Palladium-Tone Trim The pen carries palladium-tone trim, with a silver-coloured clip, rings, and a broad ornamental band.
- 2 Nib Configurations The fountain pen is available 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.
- Sterling Silver Band The cap band is cut from a solid 925 sterling silver blank carrying a high-relief Pompeii-inspired motif, plated to match the palladium-tone trim.
| Body | Deep black resin |
|---|---|
| Trim | Palladium-tone |
| 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 Nera/Palladium Fountain Pen
- Cloth-bound presentation box
- Converter inside pen
Where is the Maiora Ultra Ogiva 2.0 made?
The Ultra Ogiva 2.0 is handcrafted in Naples, Italy. Maiora was established there in 2018 by Nino Marino, and the team draws on over 40 years of collective experience in creating writing instruments. Naples is where the pens are built, and that origin is part of what Maiora describes as its commitment to authentic Italian penmaking.
Does the Nera come with a steel nib or a gold nib, and does that affect how it fills?
The Nera 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. Choose the configuration at the time of ordering.
When the refill runs low in the steel-nib version, what does it take?
When you need a replacement, the steel-nib Ultra Ogiva 2.0 takes a standard international ink cartridge or converter. That is the refill standard to look for. The blind cap at the barrel end operates the converter, so you use that mechanism rather than disassembling the pen to ink it from a bottle.
Is the Nera a limited edition, and does each pen carry a number?
Each Nera pen carries its own individual number, but Maiora publishes no production ceiling for this finish. It is a numbered pen, not a declared limited edition. If scarcity is a factor in your decision, no upper limit has been stated for the Nera specifically or for any of the Ultra Ogiva Golden Age 2.0 finishes.
What does the Nera actually look like — what finish and what trim?
Nera gives the Ultra Ogiva shape a deep, glossy black finish in a single even tone. Palladium-tone trim adds a cool, bright contrast. The cap band is cut from a solid 925 sterling silver blank carrying a high-relief Pompeii-inspired motif, then plated to match the palladium trim.