From the Valley of the Kings, to the depths of your imagination. Tutankhamun is alive!

Discover a very rare limited edition

A writing instrument fit for a king celebrates a the most important archaeological discoveries of the century last. Unearthed in 1922 by the archaeologist Howard Carter, contained Tutankhamun's tomb many of the greatest treasures in the world and rekindled interest world for ancient civilizations.

now Tutankhamun has reigned over Egypt for a very short period, his dominion over the imagination popular spans millennia of history. Today, craftsmanship Italian comes to terms with the myth of Tutankhamun with two ultra rare editions.

- The death mask of Tutankhamun is among the works most famous art in the world. Cloisonné, bas-relief e black diamonds decorate the sculptural reconstruction of one of the most iconic symbols in history.

- Made in fountain pen and roller versions, Tutankhamun celebrates the centenary of the epic Carter's discovery with 100 numbered pieces made in vermeil and sterling silver and only 10 in solid gold 18 carat.

- A box with diorama decorations reconstructs the wonder of Tutankhamun's burial chamber, including tomb and sarcophagus, for a private individual exposure.

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On November 4, 1922, the archaeologist and Egyptologist The British Howard Carter unearthed the tomb of Tutankhamun, twelfth pharaoh of the XVIII dynasty of Egypt. Carter had waited for thirty years that moment and its discovery sent the whole world into raptures.

The tomb of the young ruler remains to this day the only Egyptian royal burial site found completely intact. Left undisturbed for 3,300 years, they were preserved inside more than 5,000 precious artifacts. In his camera funerary, Tutankhamun's mummy lay exactly as it was buried, guarded inside sarcophagi nestled in each other.

The innermost sarcophagus, 188 cm long, had been made with 110 kilograms of solid gold, glass and precious stones. A century after his discovery, the pharaoh awaits a new sumptuous house in the Great Egyptian Museum of Giza.