Step into a world of enchantment with the Magna Carta Trilli Wearable Necklace Fountain Pen—a magical collaboration between Magna Carta and Italian artist Letizia Iacopini. Designed to blend the elegance of jewelry with the artistry of writing, the Trilli collection is where fairy tales come to life in the form of miniature, wearable fountain pens.

Each Trilli pen is handcrafted from artistic resin and features one of the smallest precision-made 14kt gold nibs ever created. Despite its tiny size, it functions as a fully capable fountain pen, using an eyedropper filling system (eyedropper not included). With a lightweight, necklace-friendly design, you can carry inspiration with you—ready to write your next story anytime, anywhere.

Available in Three Whimsical Colors:

• Pixie Dust – Soft shimmer with a dreamy sparkle
• Neverland – Misty green that captures lost adventures
• Fairy Bloom – Delicate purple blooming with charm

Key Features:

• Fully functional miniature fountain pen
• Wearable design – doubles as a necklace or accessory
• Screw-cap closure for secure transport
• 14kt gold nib (Fine only) for smooth, precise writing
• Artistic resin body crafted by Letizia Iacopini

Dimensions:

• Cap Diameter: 10mm
• Barrel Diameter: 7mm
• Section Grip Diameter: 11mm
• Length Capped: 70mm
• Length Uncapped: 65mm

Whether worn as a statement piece or used for quick notes and sketches, the Trilli Necklace Fountain Pen is more than a writing instrument—it’s a wearable work of art that lets you keep your creativity close to your heart.

Magna Carta Pens was founded in 2014 in Mumbai and is the first brand which produces Luxury Pens in India. The business is run by eight family members, all engaged in the creation of the pens that they hope you will possess one day. Each pen that they craft, not only bears their tender loving care, but is also backed by their honour, individually and as a family. The Magna Carta family believes in staking their reputation in every piece they create.

“You don’t own a Magna Carta pen, you are merely its custodian for the next generation.”