Magna Carta Cambridge Fountain Pen

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For the pen lover looking to strike gold, there’s the Magna Carta Cambridge fountain pen. Featuring a metal body with a top-to-bottom 24-karat-gold PVD finish, it’s like something out of a treasure chest Read More

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Mar 30, 2019

Thanks so much for the information!

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Fearlessleader

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Mar 25, 2019

A proprietary converter? Sheeeeeesh

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FlaRider

Mar 25, 2019

What is a PVD finish? Does anyone know this brand?

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Mar 26, 2019

Technically speaking, it's not plating. Electroplating involves an electrolytic bath and the coating is applied by a process called electrodeposition. In PVD, as the name implies, the layer is deposited physically in a vacuum. The advantages of both are debatable. Especially when it comes to metals like gold. The only clear advantage gold PVD has over electroplated gold is eco-friendliness.

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A community member

Mar 31, 2019

TherocBoth methods you mentioned are indeed plating. You assumed I was referring to electroplating, but I never said so. In both cases thin layer of gold is formed on the surface of material, ergo plated as opposed to gold filled where gold would be mixed in the material during casting.

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