If you already have a Benu Grand Scepter, you may not have any questions about why someone might want to get their hands on this particular fountain pen. You see, you already know. But for those of you who haven’t yet experienced the Benu magic first hand with a Grand Scepter fountain pen, one of our guest reviewers, Gourmet Pens, has a few reasons to offer.

*In the words of our guest reviewer, Gourmet Pens.

Why You Might Need a Benu Grand Scepter:

1. Your budget is $110.
2. You’re looking for a robust pen that’s not heavy.
3. You like a nice and smooth steel nib
4. You prefer a low maintenance standard international cartridge/converter filling system.
5. You adore shiny, sparkly things.
6. You love details like twisty facets that line up every time.
7. The Benu Grand Scepter is very comfortable in the hand with no slipping, no sliding, and no sharp bits.
8. Benu pens now take the #6 JOWO nib.
9. Depending which “color” you get, your Benu Grand Scepter fountain pen may glow in the dark. (So now you can sparkle by day and glow by night).
10. You’re looking for a fun gift.
11. Or you deserve a little gift yourself.

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Why You Might NOT Want a Benu Grand Scepter:

1. You don’t like shiny, sparkly pens.

Check Out the Grand Scepter in Action:

These are the review tests that Gourmet Pens put this sparkly, lovely, glow in the dark fountain pen through.

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Other Tips About the Benu Grand Scepter from Gourmet Pens:

1. She recommends the broad nib – particularly if you are after a nice, smooth nib.
2. Benu pens has multiple options for those who love the Grand Scepter design – they continue to branch out with designs and colors. They’re not for everyone, but they have some terrific diversity and options.

Looking for Other Fountain Pens by Benu?

The Benu Grand Scepter is the focus of this particular fountain pen feature from a recent review completed by Gourmet Pens, but this Russian pen company has several options and many colors – their wheelhouse seems to be coming up with new surprises that people love to love. Here are other Benu fountain pen options you can check out:

• Benu Briolette (available in 20 colors)
• Benu Minima (available in 12 colors)
• Benu Scepter, not to be confused with the Benu Grand Scepter, (available in 8 colors)
• Benu Chameleon (available in 3 colors)
• Benu Tattoo (available in 5 colors)
• Benu Tessera (available in 4 colors)
• Benu Supreme (available in 5 colors)

About Benu Pens: Who Are These Artistic Geniuses That Create Such Fun Fountain Pens?

Benu pen company manufacturers all their products in Moscow, Russia. The Benu team of designers seems to have endless ideas for very unusual designs that shine (sometimes literally) in the pen world. Buying a Benu pen usually means bringing home a pen with loads of character and an instantly recognizable “look.”

Benu pens are made using high-quality resins in varying colors with a glossy or pearlescent finish. Benu resins are made separately so each has a one-of-a-kind look that transfers to your Benu pen. Each of their pens is fitted with a JoWo or Bock nib. Before assembling their pens, Benu puts the various pen parts through both technical and mechanical tests so the final product (your Benu pen) is a writing instrument of the very highest quality.

If you’re in the market for a fun, sparkly, or glow in the dark fountain pen, you probably need to check out the Benu Grand Scepter. If you’re in the market for a unique fountain pen that doesn’t look like anything else you have, you should probably check out the Benu lineup at PenChalet.com.