he dimonite was a pen offered in 2002. The line includes
Ballpens, Gel pens and Pencils, but no fountain pens. The dimonite
name referres to the gold plating process introduced by Parker in the
early 2000's. It is an alloy of 50% gold and 50% titanium. It was offered
as a trim on several of the high-end pens, including the Sonnet.
The dimonite pen has been offered in several finishes:
• Ochre
• Violet
• Preussian blue
• Blue mint
• Carbon
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he dimonite was a pen offered in 2002. The line includes
Ballpens, Gel pens and Pencils, but no fountain pens. The dimonite
name referres to the gold plating process introduced by Parker in the
early 2000's. It is an alloy of 50% gold and 50% titanium. It was offered
as a trim on several of the high-end pens, including the Sonnet.
The dimonite pen has been offered in several finishes:
