Montegrappa presents Felicità Green Forest & Pearl Grey

July 2018

Montegrappa presents Felicità Green Forest & Pearl Grey

July 2018

With a unisex design that is clean and modern, Felicità is also better suited to the female hand than many full-sized pens. Because it’s shorter than the full-sized Fortuna, Felicita’s dimensions ideally suit the space in a lady’s clutch.

This season’s Felicità collection is clad in the delicately pearlised resins of Green Forest and Pearl Grey, with a stainless steel trim. The pen’s cap is crowned with the traditional 1912 logo, whilst the Montegrappa logo is laser engraved on the cap’s band.

Felicità is offered in all three of the most popular forms – fountain pen, rollerball and ballpoint – to suit every writing style and preference.

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