This exceptional writing instrument is from the House of Cartier (France) and was crafted by their great masters. 

Cartier's outstanding reputation in creating exquisite accessories for an elite clientele earned it the reference "the jeweler of kings and the king of jewelers," bestowed by Edward VII of England, who ordered 27 tiaras for his coronation in 1902. A couple of years later, he issued a royal warrant to Cartier. Similar warrants soon followed from the courts of Spain, Portugal, Egypt, Monaco, and many more, paving the way for a success story still being written.

Royals and mere mortals covet Cartier for its exquisite French-influenced design and exceptional quality. Today, the company maintains a range of elegant luxury products in addition to its jewelry, including fragrances, leather goods, watches, and writing instruments.

Founded in Paris in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, the company has been designing special writing instruments since 1868, many of which are collectible objets d'art and remain in personal collections and museums worldwide.

The Baron de Rothschild, J. P. Morgan, Mona Bismarck, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, and Rudyard Kipling are just a few of the distinguished Cartier pen fans from the past.

Launched around 2007, this rare Cartier Diablo Happy Birthday limited edition rollerball pen has a platinum fill finish. This writing instrument is in new, never used condition and housed in the original box with papers and an outer box. 

Made to celebrate Cartier's 160th anniversary, the body of the Diablo Happy Birthday limited edition writing instrument is ribbed with a series of double C Cartier logos and decorated with a dark blue cabochon on the top of the cap.

This exceptional quality pen from Cartier makes for an ideal gift for someone special or even a treat for yourself!