I Really Need Reliable Information About The Material Of The Cap Mb Czar Nikolai

[paradigm]

Greetings to all!

I really need now accurate information about the composition of the material that is used as "malachite" in the cap of the Montblanc Czar Nikolai series

Please, if you have a description of this pen in the official Montblanc brochure or in the booklet that comes with the pen, or from somewhere else (official information) - provide an exact quote from the text block that describes the composition of the material (or the name of the stone ), which is used in the cap.

Also need a photo of this text.

If the material is described in several places in the brochure, I need photographs of all these blocks of text.

Thank you very much!

p.s. Sorry for so much weird request. Actually, it is very necessary now.

[zaddick]

It is a crushed malachite stone powder mixed with resin if I recall correctly and not a piece of actual stone. Don't have any brochure to help though.

[jar]

It is a crushed malachite stone powder mixed with resin if I recall correctly and not a piece of actual stone. Don't have any brochure to help though.

I understood it was "Precocious Malachite".

[zaddick]

Precocious? perhaps...

Edited November 10, 2018 by zaddick

[daenghafez]

Not sure whether this can help..

[paradigm]

Not sure whether this can help..

It helped! Really.

 

And what is written by hand on the form on the left above?

"Solitaire Malachite ..." ?

 

The resolution of the picture is small, I can not increase it to accurately read these words.

[paradigm]

Not sure whether this can help..

Can you upload hi-res picture? I assume that the original photo is of a much higher resolution. Maybe 2000x3000, or something like that.

[daenghafez]

Solitaire Malachite Fountain. The photo is taken from the internet.

Edited November 11, 2018 by daenghafez

[daenghafez]

Another two.. photos are not mine but taken from internet.

[paradigm]

Thank you very much!

Here managed to detect and prove the lie of Montblanc regarding the material of the stone in the cap.

I will post this in a separate post a little later.

[Michael R.]

?!

[Karmachanic]

".... only genuine malachite has been used ......." For clarity, please explain how this statement, from the above brochure, is false.

Edited November 14, 2018 by Karmachanic

[paradigm]

Please read my other topic.

[Karmachanic]

I have read said thread. Please answer my question,

Edited November 14, 2018 by Karmachanic

[paradigm]

I have read said thread. Please answer my question,

The lie is not in one line of text, but in the aggregate of all the information that Montblanc provides about the pen.

 

There is no real composition anywhere, just mentions that give the impression that there is natural malachite.

 

And at the same time, their statement translates as "An unknown amount of malachite in an unknown form was used in an unknown composition of this cap. Or maybe it just lay next to it, for the smell."

[Karmachanic]

There is no lie. Malachite is used in the manufacture of these pens.

I have worse news. Caran D'ache Caribbean Sea ink contains no Caribbean sea water.

[Cordovian]

Similar process was used for the Visconti Homo Sapiens...it has lava used in the composition but it's not carved from lava.

[meiers]

I have worse news. Caran D'ache Caribbean Sea ink contains no Caribbean sea water.

[CS388]

 

I have worse news. Caran D'ache Caribbean Sea ink contains no Caribbean sea water.

 

Now, you tell us this!?

[Tom Kellie]

~ After reading this thread, I feel downcast. No more tippling of a favorite ink.

It seems that Montblanc Burgundy Red has been foisted onto the public with a fraudulent label.

It's actually made with cheap cowshed Bordeaux plonk!

Tom K.