Handcrafted Olive Wood Pen with Matching Wooden Box – Elegant Ballpoint Pen Gift Set, Natural Olive Wood Desk Pen with Case, Unique Wood Grain, Available in 1 or 2 Pen and Box Sets

About This Pen Set

Open the box and the first thing you notice is that the grain on the lid matches the barrel of the pen. That's not a coincidence. The pen and box come from the same batch of olive wood, turned by the same hands, finished the same day. You can see it when you hold them together.

The pen itself is a working ballpoint. Twist action, standard refill cartridge, comfortable in the hand at 5.2 inches. The box has a hinged lid and a felt-lined cradle that holds the pen without it rattling around. The whole set weighs 95 grams, which feels right, solid but not heavy. This is olive wood from the Holy Land, and it shows in every piece of grain.

We made this for situations where the pen alone isn't enough. Confirmation. Ordination. Retirement. The moments where the presentation is part of the gift.

Features & Details

• ✓ Genuine Bethlehem olive wood pen and matching box, same wood batch
• ✓ Pen is 5.2" L x 0.5" W (13.2 x 1.3 cm)
• ✓ Box is 6.7" L x 1.6" W x 1" H (17 x 4 x 2.5 cm)
• ✓ Full set weighs 95 g (3.4 oz), pen 18 g, box 77 g
• ✓ Twist action ballpoint, takes standard refill cartridge
• ✓ Hinged lid on box with felt-lined cradle inside
• ✓ Gold tone metal trim on pen
• ✓ Natural finish, wood grain varies on every set
• ✓ Available as single pen with box or two-pen set
• ✓ Made by Christian artisan families in Bethlehem

Product Specifications

Perfect As a Gift

A pastor in Ohio ordered a set for every elder being ordained at his church this year. He told me he wanted something that felt like it meant something when they opened it. That's exactly what this set is built for.

The two-pen option works well when you want to keep one and give one. Free US shipping on orders over $100, and we ship worldwide direct from Bethlehem.

The Story Behind It

Most olive wood pens you find online are factory-assembled abroad using imported wood and generic parts. These are different. The artisan family who makes them turns both the pen barrel and the box in the same session, from the same piece of wood, so the sets actually match.

They've been in Bethlehem for three generations. The father does the turning, his daughter does the finishing and quality check. She's the one who pairs the box with the pen before it gets packaged, holding them up together to see if the grain lines up. If it doesn't look right to her, she starts again. That's not something that happens in a factory, and it's why every set that leaves their workshop looks the way it does.

Care Instructions

Wipe the pen and box with a dry cloth to keep them looking clean. Avoid leaving them in damp spots or near anything harsh, moisture and strong chemicals aren't good for the wood or the finish. That's really all there's to it.