Inspired by the success of its lighter necklace, S.T. Dupont has extended the range of this useful and distinctive object with the marker necklace. An original design that makes the pen a true fashion accessory. For creative minds, thinkers and graffiti artists, for those who always need a pen. Featuring a Sharpie mini marker, an iconic graphic arts brand, it is adorned with an iconic guilloché pattern, the diamond tip invented by goldsmith S.T. Dupont.
Diamondhead guillauche marker necklace in chrome finish.
Adjustable chain in three different lengths 80/85/90 cm.
Sold with a black Sharpie Mini marker.
Fender®, the most famous guitar brand in Tokyo, is opening a boutique in the vibrant Harajuku area. On this occasion, and for the second time, S.T. Dupont and Fender® collaborate, imagining a rock line inspired by the know-how of both houses, as well as Japan. With his work of the lacquer inspired by kintsugi, but also the return of an ancient know-how with gold powder applied by hand, this collaboration makes its own the creativity of the musical universe.
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Línea Behike, S.T. Dupont has teamed up with Cohiba for an exclusive collection of lighters and accessories. Inspired by Behike's emblematic codes, it combines black and white checks, gold finishes and deep black lacquer. The “Behike” effigy, revisited by the goldsmiths at S.T. Dupont goldsmiths, sublimates this unique collaboration, a tribute to the know-how and excellence of both houses.
A history of expertise, design and history
inspired by a unique personality
In 1961, following her husband's election as President of the United States, Jackie Kennedy became the First Lady. Prestigious, the S.T.
It was the gift chosen by André Malraux, then General de Gaulle's Minister of Cultural Affairs, who in 1962 presented the First Lady with a gold Ligne 1 lighter adorned with a discreet gold ‘J’. Very touched, she developed a strong attachment to this elegant object, which was both functional and intimate.
Nearly ten years later, S.T. Dupont received a special order: Jackie Onassis Kennedy wanted a biro to match her lighter. The company did not manufacture writing instruments, but decided to take up the challenge.
An icon of design
The first S.T. Dupont pen
The brass and design of its Ligne 1 inspired S.T. Dupont craftsmen, who transposed the vertical metal guilloche of the lighter's driver to the body of a pen.
The body was then faceted, before being adorned with a vertical guilloche and launched on the market. Called the Classique, it marks the beginning of the Art of Writing according to S.T. Dupont and became, forever, an icon of 70's design.
Made in France
These pens feature intricate guilloches, refined lacquer craftsmanship and a smooth turning mechanism. This collection sublimates the expertise and technique of S.T. Dupont expertise and technique. Each of its pens reflects the House's commitment to excellence.