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Most Expensive Pen in the World - Mystery Masterpiece = $730,000

The most expensive pen in the world is the Mystery Masterpiece with the selling price of $730,000. Mystery Masterpiece is a collectors dream which will fascinate anyone who lays their eyes on it. This collectors pen was unveiled in February 2007 with the whooping selling price of $730000 and has broken the Guinness book of world record for most expensive pen in the world.

The Previous record for most expensive pen in the world is for $265000 La Modernista Diamonds fountain pen. It is also one another piece of beauty and style and was contender for the title of most expensive pen in the world. People from all over the world get attracted to see or posses the most expensive pens in the world.

European companies Van Cleef & Arpels and Montblanc created Mystery Masterpiece - most expensive pen in the world. Both the companies celebrated their centenaries with the launch of this magnificent piece of art work. Both the companies have shown their area of expertise by creating such astonishing jewel pen and making their way to the most expensive pen in the world. This exquisite pen in is encrusted with 840 cut diamonds and 20 carats of various gem stones like ruby, emerald, sapphires and others.

The Mystery Masterpiece comes in three variants and colors depending on the gems used in it. The nib of this most expensive pen in the world is created with gold, and the body is created from 18 k gold foils. The name of the company is embossed on gold nib, The barrel is prepared with 18 k white gold material and is carved with attractive designs. Diamond cuts on cap and barrel are very brilliant and artistic. The diamonds are sealed with patented Mystery setting style of Van Cleef & Arpels. The bottom and side facets of the stones are grooved and are concealed in such a way that every stone fit in without any support, thus giving it luxurious and outstanding looks. That is what made Mystery Masterpiece the most expensive pen in the world.