Timeless takes time. And so it is with the coveted coastal treasures that wash ashore during low tides all over the world, known as sea glass. Shaped over many sunrises and sunsets, these bits of colored glass drift for as many as two hundred years, weathering storms in the saltwater, tossing and turning, Mother Natures own polishing that gives them their characteristically smooth, frosted texture.

Prominent in the Northeastern United States, beaches along the shores of New Jersey and New York can be found teeming with these heirlooms and artifacts of whiskey and spirits, trinkets, medicine bottles, dinnerware, jam jars, old taillights, and if fortune finds you, a piece of an antique ink bottle.

First used decoratively at the turn of the last century, beachcombers seek out these little gems giving credence to the statement that one mans trash is another mans treasure. A bounty of colors ranging from amber to green, black to pale pink, and clear frost to the rarest turquoise blue, make sea glass a highly collectible commodity.

To celebrate the nearby shores of Esterbrooks birthplace, the Sea Glassis the newest Estie intheir Core Range. As sea glass is for all seasons, this offering will join other classic colors as a permanent part of the Estie lineup.

Specifications:

• The material is blended and turned acrylic with a Sea Glass mix of colors and a highly-polished finish.
• A sleek clip provides a clean accent for the cap and slides easily to ones shirt pocket
• Esterbrook nibs are specially manufactured in Germany by Jowo.
• A cushion cap closure provides a secondary seal to ensure a wet point.
• Ink is filled by a cartridge of ink or a converter, which acts like a syringe to draw ink from a bottle.
• Available in Fine and Medium