Simplified by Emily Ley | Mechanical Pencil in Gold Dot design featuring gold details and a gold clip.
Simplified by Emily Ley | Mechanical Pencil in Gold Dot design nested in ivory box with clear view window.
Simplified by Emily Ley | Mechanical Pencil in Gold Dot design used alongside the Grocery List notepad.
Gold Dot

Mechanical Pencil

$10.00 $14.00

2 reviews
Description

Explore our mechanical pencils, essential for any desk. These pencils feature sturdy metal bodies with elegant accents, white erasers with screw-top covers, and clips. Each 0.7mm mechanical pencil brings a touch of polish and style to any workspace.
Details

  • Pencil measures 5.6" (142 mm) long
  • Pencil measures .38" (9.5 mm) wide
  • Pencil weighs 21 grams
  • Box measures 1.4 x 6.3 x 0.6"
  • Refillable 0.7mm graphite (just unscrew pencil body from pencil tip and remove the round black cover to access graphite barrel)
  • Beautifully packaged in an ivory box with gold foil details
  • Shrink-wrapped
  • ImportedRefillable 0.7mm graphite (just unscrew pencil body from pencil tip and remove the round black cover to access graphite barrel)
  • Beautifully packaged in an ivory box with gold foil details
  • Shrink-wrapped
  • Imported
Shipping & Returns

We are unable to accept returns or exchanges. If your order arrives damaged or incorrect, please contact us within 7 business days of delivery at hello@emilyley.com. During peak times, such as launches and sales, our normal 2-3 day packing time may be delayed.
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Customer Reviews

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Mariann
Gold star for gold dot pencil!

5 stars for the gold dot pencil! It’s pretty, it’s refillable, it has a nice eraser that erases completely, it fits nicely in my brass pen clip AND it has replacement erasers available in a cute little jar.
It is sturdy and well made, I am getting one for my daughter!

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Laura

Aesthetically this is a beautiful pencil. However the eraser is not sturdy enough to actually erase. It bends so much that it is either pulled out of the pencil, or in my case, after numerous attempts to stabilize it with my fingers while using, cracks in half and renders it unusable. Would love to know what kind of replacement erasers are appropriate because I want to love this.