BEILUNER Fountain Pen, 24K Gold Finish

If you want a pen for everyday notes, a straightforward cartridge pen may be all you need, if presentation and a more traditional writing setup matter, this BEILUNER fountain pen comes with both cartridges and a converter. It has a medium nib, a partially 24K gold body, and a 24K gold-plated nib, with a leather pen box included. That makes it suited to desk use or gifting, though the listing gives no dimensions or weight to help you judge how it will feel in hand.

Technical details

The pen has a medium nib and a polished gold-colored finish. The product description specifies that the body is partially 24K gold and that the nib is 24K gold-plated, it does not say that the entire body is solid gold. The set includes an ink converter, six black ink cartridges, a leather pen box, and an instruction card. BEILUNER also describes a third-generation ink supply system and an ink absorber, but provides no further details about how those components work.

That mix of included supplies gives you a choice between using a cartridge and setting up the converter, rather than buying a pen with no ink options in the box. From the way it is set up, this is for someone open to fountain-pen upkeep, not someone who wants the simplest disposable pen routine. There are no stated measurements, weight, or details about the finish’s durability, so appearance alone won’t tell you whether its proportions or feel suit your hand.

Getting the most from it

The product details don’t identify a specific cartridge standard or list compatibility with other inks, so stick to the included cartridges or use the supplied instruction card when setting up the converter. That keeps the first use focused on the parts actually provided, without assuming that other cartridges will fit.

For a practical first session, place the pen on your desk with the instruction card, load one of the black cartridges as directed, and use it for a page of meeting notes or a short handwritten list. This gives you a chance to see whether a medium nib suits your handwriting before making it your regular work pen. The six cartridges also mean the set arrives with ink for getting started, though the listing doesn’t state how much writing each cartridge provides.

Usage tips

A fountain pen makes most sense when you want a deliberate writing tool for notes, letters, or signing documents, rather than a pen you can misplace and replace without thought. Keep the box as a place to store the pen between uses, and follow the included instructions when switching between cartridge and converter. The set’s gift presentation may appeal when you want the pen and its accessories together, someone choosing only for daily convenience may prefer a simpler pen with fewer setup steps.

It suits you if a medium nib, gold-finish styling, and included ink supplies match the kind of desk writing you do. You may want to skip it if you need exact information about weight, dimensions, cartridge compatibility, or long-term finish wear before choosing. Those details aren’t provided, and they can matter more than the presentation when a pen will be used for extended writing sessions.

Questions before you buy

What nib size does it have? The listing specifies a medium nib.

What comes in the set? It includes the fountain pen, an ink converter, six black ink cartridges, a leather pen box, and an instruction card.

Is the whole pen made of 24K gold? No such claim is made: the description says the body is partially 24K gold and the nib is 24K gold-plated.

Buying verdict

This set makes the most sense if you want a fountain pen with a polished gold look, a medium nib, and the option to start with the included cartridges or use the converter. It also arrives with a box and instruction card, which help make it a more complete gift than a pen sold on its own. Choose a basic pen instead if you want a no-setup writing tool, choose this one when the fountain-pen format and presentation are part of the appeal, and you’re comfortable deciding without published dimensions or weight.