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[Plaid Pants2]

H-213682 $18.24 + $3.50 for pens that have crystals and charms on them.

You get two pens for that price.

Yes, they are pretty, but dang! 

If I ever spend that much money for two pens, then I'll need to have my head examined.

[ALRATIBA]

Gee!  I bought a couple of boxes of 12 pens AND a box of 12 automatic pencils (with really nice erasers) at Walgreens ... for about $20.

I lose about 6 pens and a pencil or two each week.

[Kachina624]

And to think i spent $60., on a Jay King turquoise pen.  Horrors!

[makena]

You can pay for pretty or pay for practical.  Choices for everyone.

[BirdieGal]

This is what is in my purse. DH regular gold color plus the automatic pencil. 

Both have been engraved. Very nice. 

[Daisy Sunflower]

Dollar Tree...Jot Crystal Barrel Pens

[momtochloe]

@Daisy Sunflower thanks for the heads up on the pens at Dollar Tree.  I am heading over there this week and will look to see if mine has them as my "purse pen" needs to be replaced soon . . .

[gidgetgh]

This is what's in my purse and on our office desk, from Swarovski.  I love their pens with crystals in them and have been known to give them for Christmas and birthday gifts.

In our kitchen, we use pens from Dollar Tree.  Love those also.  I might stop today and look for the pens that @Daisy Sunflower showed.  They're cute!

It's just how you want to spend your money.  I'd never pay Starbucks prices for a cup of coffee (I don't actually even drink coffee) or buy endless amounts of Christmas decorations.  But on a purse or a pretty pen, I'll spend then.

[NickNack]

I bought a set of two Lori Greiner pens one time.  They weren't these, but they had crystals in them.  They were the worse pens I've ever had.  When you opened them so you could write, they kept closing.  The pen part would close up, and you couldn't write.   Both of them were like that, and I had to throw them away.  

[millieshops]

@ALRATIBA@Plaid Pants2If it fits your values and your wallets, you should keep right on buying the least expensive pens you can find.  But you're talking your values, your needs, not those of the buyers.