Retro51

Pen Boutique - Annabel Lee Tornado™ Rollerball Exclusive

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$34.75 $69.5 In stock

Category: Retailer Exclusive

“It was many and many a year ago, in a kingdom by the sea…”

Step into the haunting beauty of eternal love with Pen Boutique’s exclusive Retro 51 Tornado design, inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s gothic masterpiece Annabel Lee and the powerful symbolism of The Lovers tarot card.

This Pen Boutique exclusive captures the tragic romance between two souls whose love was so deep that it was envied by the heavens. The Lovers are depicted at the center of the barrel, locked in a timeless gaze. The design is richly printed in full color against antique brass accents, with delicate details like the roses bleeding through the metalwork—merging elegance with an eerie mystique. The finial is topped with the Roman numeral "VI," representing the Lovers card in traditional tarot decks.

Each rollerball is individually numbered on the top ring—part of a limited edition of just 506 pieces. Presented in a matching tube adorned with custom artwork, this pen is perfect for collectors, tarot enthusiasts, and lovers of gothic literature alike.

Hold the story in your hands. Will love prevail—or is destiny already written?

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard T. ★★★★★

Found this on a whim and the gothic floral artwork is even richer in person, catching the light every time I twist the barrel. The rollerball glides smoothly across my notebook pages, no skipping even on the cheap paper I use for daily notes. It's a gorgeous desk piece that actually gets used, which

Hazel T. ★★★★★

The Poe quote wrapping around the barrel is such a nice touch for fans of the poem, and the rollerball glides smoothly across the page without any skipping. I've been using it for daily journaling and the design still makes me smile every time I pick it up.

Brian ★★★★★

The black and white art with that red accent is just gorgeous, and the rollerball writes so smoothly across the page. It's become my go-to pen for journaling at night, fitting perfectly with the poem's mood.