Review on Set of 3 Handmade Glass Dip Pens - High Borosilicate Crystal Glass Calligraphy Signature Writing Drawing Decoration Pens in 3 Vibrant Colors (Classic Red, Bright Red, Dark Green) by Jennifer Roberts

I have an expensive glass ballpoint pen made in Murano, Italy. These pens aren't as pretty, but they're very pretty, they write just as well, and they're a lot cheaper. They're very easy to use and clean, and they hold quite a bit of ink so you don't have to keep dipping your pen when trying to finish a sentence. They are well made and durable for glass handles. Arrived wrapped in bubble wrap in a plain white box. Each pen had a rubber-plastic sleeve covering the end of the pen to protect it from damage during transit. Would buy again and give as a gift without hesitation. Update: It's been about 4 months since since I received these pens. I use them sequentially about 5 times a week. One pen unexpectedly broke at the tip and had to be thrown away. I have not dropped it or handled it roughly. I'm not complaining as I think I got my money for what it was used for. I only sign up for those interested in such information.