TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & MATERIALS
Opening System: Hydraulic lift-assisted lid mechanism
Covering: Ambonia Burl
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 Magnum line is offered in two formats — 350 and 250 — developed as extended-capacity humidors for collectors requiring substantial and organised cigar storage.
 
The 350 model is configured to house up to 350 cigars and features a layered interior system with six independent lids, allowing structured separation and grouping. The 250 version follows the same architectural and material principles in a reduced footprint, delivering comparable performance within a more compact large-format body.
 
Each piece is produced entirely by hand and incorporates a hydraulic-assisted lid mechanism designed for balanced, controlled movement and long-term durability.
 
Climate stability is maintained through an integrated Cigar Oasis electronic humidification unit. An optional WiFi module enables remote access for monitoring and adjusting humidity and temperature, ensuring consistent conditions for serious, long-term cigar care.
 
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.
Amboyna Burl (Ambonia). Origin: Indonesia/Southeast Asia. It is distinguished by dramatic swirling and flame-like grain patterns with rich tones ranging from golden amber to deep reddish brown, often enhanced by darker veining. The wood is dense and irregular, making it difficult to work and requiring precise craftsmanship. Extremely rare and highly expensive, Amboyna Burl is prized for its visual depth, exclusivity, and use in luxury automotive interiors and fine high-end cabinetry.