Personalised Parker Jotter Pen - Red
Engrave it with any name, date or short message. You see a live preview of your engraving before you order, and that is exactly what we engrave.
Kensington Red is the warm, deep red in the Jotter range — closer to a good claret than a pillar box. Against the polished stainless steel cap it reads as smart rather than loud, which is why it works as well on a desk as in a coat pocket.
A good choice for engraved gifts where you want colour without it looking like a novelty.
Engraved in our studio and dispatched the same day on orders placed before 3pm (Monday to Friday).
- Personal engraving — any name, date or short message
- Live preview — see your engraving before you order
- Medium point, black Parker Quink refill
- Stainless steel cap with polished chrome trim
- Choose pen only, velvet pouch or Parker gift box
- Free UK delivery on every order
Order by 3pm (Mon–Fri) and we engrave and dispatch the same day by Royal Mail Tracked 24 for next working day delivery. Free UK delivery on every order.
Personalised and engraved items are made to order and dispatched the same working day when the order is placed before 3pm, subject to stock availability.
Non-personalised items can be returned within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Because personalised items are made specifically for you, they can only be returned if faulty, damaged, or incorrectly engraved — see our full Refund Policy for details.
- Engraved here in our own studio
- Engraving previewed live before you order
- Ordered before 3pm, it goes out the same day
- Read by one of us before we begin
Unsure about the spelling or the font? Write to us first — we would rather answer a question than remake a pen. hello@lushkeepsake.com
Personalise
Add your own engraving
Engraved in our workshop
Out the same day if your order is in before 3pm. Common questions.
Ten or more pens with a logo? Corporate orders.
In continuous production since 1954, and still made the same way.

The Jotter
Seventy years of the same good idea
The Jotter was Parker's first ballpoint, introduced in 1954 with a stainless steel cap, a click mechanism that still sounds the same, and the arrow clip the company had been using since the 1930s.
It has barely changed since. The proportions are unfashionable in the sense that they have never needed to follow fashion — short enough to sit in a shirt pocket, heavy enough to feel like something, cheap enough that nobody minds carrying it every day.
Which is why it suits engraving. A pen kept in a drawer can be anonymous. One carried daily tends to end up with a name on it.
Engraved by us, one at a time.




