The ballpoint pen is assembled in such a way that the upper part can be removed in order to change the cartridges. It is very simple and quick to change a cartridge, just follow these steps: Remove the upper part (where the clip is) by pulling gently.

Unscrew then remove the black end by about two centimeters.

Insert the new cartridge in place of the old one and screw it in.

Gently fit the upper part until the wood fits the central ring. There you have it, your cartridge is changed, your pen is now ready!

The fountain pen is assembled in such a way that the "nib" part can be disassembled in order to change the cartridges. It is very simple and quick to change a cartridge, just follow these steps: Unscrew the cap.

Unscrew the “nib” part located between the nib and the thread (black part used to screw on the cap).

Remove the old cartridge, insert the new one and push gently.

Then screw the body of the pen back on. There you have it, your cartridge has been changed and your pen is now ready!

The rollerball pen is assembled in such a way that the "lead" part can be disassembled in order to change the cartridges. It is very simple and quick to change a cartridge, just follow these steps:

Unscrew the cap.

Unscrew the lead part located between the tip and the thread (black part used to screw the cap)

Remove the old cartridge, insert the new one and then push gently until you can see the lead come out.

When you see the tip of the lead, rotate the cartridge a quarter turn without moving the metal part of the pen.

Then screw the pen body on.

There you have it, your cartridge is changed, your pen is now ready!

Since all pens are handmade and each pen takes at least an hour to make, lead times are approximately two weeks from the date of order.

On rollerballs and ballpoint pens, there is often a small wax protection located on the tip of the lead that prevents the ink from drying out. If this is not removed, it will block the flow of ink and therefore will not allow you to write. If there is no protection and the pen does not write, you should make it "run" while scribbling because the ink may have dried.

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