In this video, I’m reviewing a true grail-level pen: the Visconti Van Gogh “Dreaming Starry Night” Limited Edition. This one is the culmination of Visconti’s decades-long love letter to Van Gogh, and it’s not just “inspired by” the painting—there’s a hand-enameled solid silver reproduction of Starry Night wrapped across the cap and barrel. I walk you through what makes it special as an art object first, and then what it’s like as an actual fountain pen you’d journal with. I cover the specs that matter (and yes, the weight matters): it’s entirely metal, built from lost-wax cast solid silver, with yellow gold-plated brass accents and that brush-shaped clip in vermeil silver. Mine has the 18kt yellow gold Broad nib, and I talk about how that pairs with the Power Filler Double Reservoir system—because if you’re going to have a statement pen, I want it to be a functional writer too. The big takeaway: this is a limited edition (230 pieces) that’s meant to be admired, but it’s also designed to deliver a very “Visconti” writing experience if you’re ready for a heavy, substantial pen in hand.