Introducing the Platinum #3776 Century Shape of a Heart Bluebird Fountain Pen, the fourth and final edition in the exclusive Shape of a Heart series. This limited-edition pen is a true masterpiece, with a unique design that sets it apart from all others. The cap features a stunning dome filled with sparkling crystals, creating an enchanting effect as you write. Upon closer inspection, you'll discover two metal hearts encased in the cap—delicate pieces traditionally stamped from the gold nib, now beautifully preserved as part of this special design.

The Shape of a Heart Bluebird Fountain Pen showcases the intricate beauty of four golden nib pieces, each arranged beneath a crystal-clear dome with zirconia stones, symbolizing happiness and good fortune. The design is inspired by the heart-shaped cutouts from the nib-making process and evokes the imagery of a four-leaf clover. Paired with the "Bluebird" theme—a universal symbol of joy—this pen is sure to bring happiness to any writer.

The "Bluebird" edition features a refined bi-colored pale blue and white body with a matte-blasted finish, offering both elegance and texture. The luxurious pink gold-plated nib, clip, and trims add to its timeless beauty. Platinum's innovative Slip & Seal mechanism ensures ink remains fresh for years, providing a smooth and uninterrupted writing experience.

As the perfect addition to your collection or a thoughtful gift, the Platinum #3776 Century Shape of a Heart Bluebird Fountain Pen brings joy, love, and inspiration to every word you write. With only 2,000 pieces available worldwide, this limited-edition fountain pen is a true treasure for those who appreciate craftsmanship and meaningful design.

The release of this pen is scheduled for March 2024.

The fountain pen has a 14kt gold nib and uses the Platinum converter or ink cartridges, but with the special Ink Cartridge Adapter it is also possible to use the Standard International ink cartridges.

The innovative cap contains a unique “Slip & Seal” mechanism that prevents ink from drying out in the pen for many months.

In 1919 Shunichi Nakata started his fountain pen business, that would later be known as “Platinum Fountain Pen Co.” The Japanese brand is closely related to the legendary Nakaya fountain pen brand, where some of the finest fountain pens in the world are created. This expertise also goes into Platinum's own line of fine writing instruments.