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Bethlehem Olive Wood Refillable Ballpoint Pen with Gold-Tone Trim
Bethlehem Olive Wood Refillable Ballpoint Pen with Gold-Tone Trim
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Bethlehem Olive Wood Pen
This refillable ballpoint pen is hand-turned in Bethlehem from genuine Holy Land olive wood. Every barrel has its own grain pattern, warm color, and natural character, so no two pens look exactly alike. Gold-tone hardware gives it a classic finish for daily writing, journaling, sermon notes, Bible study, and meaningful gifting.
HLG601A Quality Update
Each pen is inspected for wood cracks and secure hardware, then the twist mechanism and writing performance are tested before packing. A black ballpoint refill is installed, and the pen is packed securely to protect the wood and metal trim in transit.
Features
- Genuine Bethlehem olive wood barrel
- Hand-turned by Christian artisans in the Holy Land
- Refillable twist-action ballpoint mechanism
- Black ink refill installed
- Gold-tone tip, center band, clip, and end cap
- Natural grain makes every pen unique
- Available as a single pen or a 2-pack
Specifications
| Material | Genuine Holy Land olive wood |
| Origin | Bethlehem, Holy Land |
| Length | Approximately 5.2 inches |
| Diameter | Approximately 0.4 inch |
| Weight | Approximately 20 grams per pen |
| Ink | Black ballpoint refill installed |
A Meaningful Writing Gift
A practical gift for pastors, clergy, teachers, graduates, journal writers, and anyone who values handmade Christian gifts from Bethlehem. It pairs naturally with a Bible, devotional, prayer journal, or notebook.
Care
Keep the pen dry and avoid soaking it. If the olive wood begins to look dry, wipe the barrel with a very small amount of food-safe mineral oil and buff it with a soft cloth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is every pen identical?
No. Natural olive wood grain and color vary, which makes every pen unique.
Is the pen refillable?
Yes. It uses a replaceable ballpoint refill and arrives with black ink installed.
Where is it made?
The olive wood barrel is hand-turned in Bethlehem by Christian artisans.
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