Released in 2003 to commemorate the tricentennial of St. Petersburg, this limited edition Olympio fountain pen by S.T. Dupont was commissioned by the Russian government and originally available only within Russia. Designed to honor the cultural legacy of Peter the Great’s imperial capital, it reflects both architectural grandeur and the refined craftsmanship S.T. Dupont is known for.
Crafted from platinum and Chinese lacquer, the pen features deep engravings of the Admiralty’s golden spire on the cap and the city’s coat of arms on the reverse. A genuine crystal is set into the clip, and the grip section is adorned with twelve round-cut diamonds—each flush-set into the platinum trim for an added touch of brilliance. The 18k white gold nib ensures a smooth, balanced writing experience, while the body offers an elegant weight and finish. Individually numbered out of 300 pieces, this pen is both a work of art and a rare collector’s piece.
This item is new and includes its original presentation box and paperwork. Some light surface scratches and discoloration can be seen from age and travel.
Looking for the matching lighter? A preowned S.T. Dupont Ligne 2 lighter from the same commemorative series is also available. An exceptional pair for collectors of rare, limited editions. View the matching lighter here!
