Albert Einstein LE99 Fountain Pen
| Release Information | |
|---|---|
| Collection | Great Characters |
| Year | 2013 |
| Product Identification | |
| Ident. No. | 107467 (Medium) |
| Model No. | - |
| GTIN | - |
Mike's Status : Want it!
Product Features
| Cap | The filigree Au750 white gold Skeleton net is representing the space-time curve. |
| Cap Top | The emblem is made of moonstone. |
| Clip | The clip is bejewelled with a sapphire bowl (~1,3 ct.). |
| Overall Design | The filigree engravings underneath the Au750 Skeleton grid on the Au750 white gold barrel reflect his popular formulas. The overall design is inspired by his physics theories. |
| Cone | Filigree engravings on the Au750 solid white gold cone reflect his most famous formulas. |
| Nib | The rhodium-coated Au750 gold nib is enriched with the engraving of the chemical element 'Einsteinium'. |
| Limitation | The limitation refers to the chemical element 'Einsteinium' with the ordinal number 99. |
Edition Overview
Albert Einstein (1879–1955) was a German-born, Swiss-American theoretical physicist, philosopher and author. His scientific works, like the theory of relativity, the theory of everything and the formula E =m², completely revolutionised prevailing ideas about space, time, matter and energy. In 1952 his theories where the basis of the discovery of a new element Einsteinium, which is named after him. Though Einstein was foremost a scientist, he was also a devoted pacifist. By making the public aware of the dangers of a nuclear war and promoting peace, he became a figure for pacifists worldwide.