TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & MATERIALS
Opening System: Hydraulic lift-assisted lid mechanism
Covering: Macassar Ebony
Interior: Solid Honduran Mahogany
Humidification: Moisturiser
Climate Control: Optional WiFi monitoring module
Edition: Original, limited edition humidors
Handmade in Italy
MAGNUM 350
Size (mm): 1110 × 418 × 250
Size (in): 43.70 × 16.46 × 9.84
Capacity: 350 cigars
Configuration: Dual-level interior with 6 grouping lids
MAGNUM 250
Size (mm): 850 × 420 × 300
Size (in): 33.46 × 16.54 × 11.81
Capacity: 250 cigars
Configuration: Structured internal compartment layout
ORIGINAL MAGNUM – LARGE HUMIDORS FOR PROFESSIONAL CIGAR STORAGE
The Original Magnum collection is presented in two distinct versions — Magnum 350 and Magnum 250 — each conceived as a large-scale solution for professional cigar storage within a refined luxury environment.
Magnum 350 provides capacity for up to 350 cigars and incorporates a structured two-tier interior with six compartment lids, enabling precise organisation and separation. Magnum 250 maintains the same construction philosophy in a slightly more compact format while preserving identical material integrity and performance standards.
Every humidor is handcrafted in Italy and engineered with a hydraulic lift mechanism that ensures controlled and effortless opening.
Both configurations are equipped with an integrated Cigar Oasis electronic humidification system to maintain consistent internal conditions. A WiFi monitoring module is available as an optional upgrade, allowing remote supervision and regulation of humidity and temperature for advanced cigar care management.
The Magnum collection establishes a category of large-scale humidors defined by proportion, structural clarity and controlled material execution. Rather than adapting traditional compact formats, Magnum is conceived as a deliberate expansion of the humidor into a furniture-scale preservation object.
Its identity lies in disciplined construction and architectural presence — a humidor developed for collectors whose cigar storage requirements exceed standard dimensions. The result is not simply increased capacity, but a redefinition of scale within the luxury humidor segment.
Produced in limited quantities, the Magnum series occupies a distinct position among high-end humidors, created for environments where volume, authority and permanence are central to the collector’s vision.
THE ARTISTRY OF MATERIALS
Honduras Mahogany. Origin: Central and South America. Heartwood color can vary a fair amount with Honduran Mahogany, from a pale pinkish brown, to a darker reddish brown. Color tends to darken with age.
Macassar Ebony. Origin: Indonesia/Celebes Islands. Heartwood has dramatic striped appearance, somewhat similar to Zebrawood. Yellow to reddish brown body with darker brown or black stripes. Tends to be rather difficult to work, due to its high density, blunting effect on cutters, and its occasionally interlocked grain. It is extremely expensive. The tree grows slowly, has a very limited natural habitat, and is highly desired for the wood’s aesthetic appeal and toughness.
