Fountain pens
Fountain pens that learn your hand
Copper, brass, titanium and rosewood fountain pens with Schmidt nibs and converters. Fill from a bottle or slip in a standard cartridge.
D’Magno, D’Magno Fountain Pen in copper
₹18,100$370
137C Ti, 137C Ti Fountain Pen in titanium
₹18,100$370
CuSS, CuSS Fountain Pen in copper & stainless steel
₹18,100$320Only 2 left
Fidget Rosewood, Fidget Rosewood Fountain Pen in rosewood & copper
₹11,100$250
Acrylic Yellow, Acrylic Yellow Fountain Pen in acrylic
₹6,200$160
Acrylic Purple, Acrylic Purple Fountain Pen in acrylic
₹6,200$160
Acrylic Green, Acrylic Green Fountain Pen in acrylic
₹6,200$160
100C CuBr, 100C CuBr Fountain Pen in copper & brass
₹12,200$240
100C Titanium, 100C Titanium Fountain Pen in titanium
₹15,000$290Only 1 left
137C CuBr, 137C CuBr Fountain Pen in copper & brass
₹13,100$260
100C CuTi, 100C CuTi Fountain Pen in copper & titanium
₹15,000$270Only 1 left
Magneto PVD Black, Magneto PVD Black Fountain Pen in pvd finish
₹27,600$455
100C Cu, 100C Cu Fountain Pen in copper
₹12,200$240
Magneto, Magneto Fountain Pen in copper
₹18,100$370
137C Cu, 137C Cu Fountain Pen in copper
₹13,100$260Looking for something one of a kind? Our special editions are numbered, hand-painted sets made to order. New to fountain pens? Read the STEX journal or the answers to common questions.
Buying fountain pens
Nibs and filling
Every STEX fountain pen is fitted with a German Schmidt steel nib, known for a smooth, reliable line straight out of the box. Fill it from a bottle with the included converter, or slip in a standard international cartridge when you travel. Any fountain pen ink works; avoid pigmented and iron-gall inks if you are new to fountain pens.
Choosing a fountain pen
If you write long letters or journal every day, a lighter pen such as a titanium model keeps your hand relaxed. If you like a pen that anchors your writing, a full copper or brass body gives more weight. Many people post the cap on the end of the barrel while writing; each product page shows the length capped and posted, drawn to scale beside a bank card.
Living with copper
Raw copper reacts with air and with the oils in your skin, so the pen darkens over the first weeks and months. That patina protects the metal and becomes a record of how you write. To bring back the shine, polish gently with lemon and salt or a copper cleaner, then rinse and dry, keeping the cleaner away from the nib and section.