Lutetia

The Lutetia pen joins the AstroGem collection, drawing its name from the real asteroid Lutetia — a large main-belt asteroid orbiting between Mars and Jupiter. Discovered in 1852 and named after Lutetia, the ancient Roman name of Paris, the asteroid carries an air of timeless elegance and quiet luminosity. Crafted in a warm gold–glow palette, the pen gently transitions through soft celestial tones. Subtle shimmering accents evoke the warm light of sunlight scattered across ancient stone drifting through space. Adding a touch of magic, the pen glows softly in the dark, revealing a gentle, ethereal radiance after exposure to light.

This pen glows beautifully in a dark and semi-dark with a light blue color after an hour exposure to light. Please accept variations in duration of glowing depending on exposure time to light, and the intensity of the light source. There are different light sources you can use for "charging" the pen to glow—natural sunlight, regular desk lamps, or LED lamps. Usually, LED lights produce a weaker glow compared to sunlight and traditional incandescent bulbs. However, avoid overheating especially when using incandescent lights and direct sunlight during "charging". Long exposure to warm sources with strong overheating (over 50°C / 122°F) can degrade the quality of the resin.

Please bear in mind that photo may slightly differ from the actual item in terms of color due to the lighting during photo shooting or the monitor's display.

This fountain pen comes with a standard international converter and one long blue ink cartridge. You can also convert it to eyedropper fill.