Fountain Pen Ink 30 ml – Colour Palette – 6 x Bottles – Amber, Oxblood, Imperial Purple, Aurora Borealis, Oxford Blue, Meadow

I love this product. The variety and ink selection is exceptional, and the quality is just tops!

Colores intensos y preciosos y una buena forma de acceder a este brutal mundo de las tintas para estilográfica. Con estos botes (que te darán para mucha escritura) puedes ir probando cosas y tonos para luego decidir tus tintas de referencia. Un acierto. Tintas muy líquidas y muy intensas una vez aplicadas. Una delicia.

I haven't worked my way through all of these inks yet, but I've started off with Amber - and I was VERY pleasantly surprised by it! The unexpected shading made this ink so much more beautiful, and it worked like an absolute dream in my Lamy Safari in Fine. Smooth, legible, vibrant colours, no skipping, DEFINITELY not dry, these are absolutely incredible inks, and my poor wallet is going to be very unhappy with me as I continue to explore Diamine's beautiful world of inks!!

Vibrant ink colors

I already like diamine fountain pen inks. They are very good in all aspects (not too dry, not too long to dry, don't clog, etc.). They also are almost always well-saturated, well pigmented inks that show off colors nicely. Not only that, they are gentle on your pens, so I don't hesitate to use them on older, newer, easy-to-use, or finicky pens. These inks just work. Only issue, if you like big pens, is that the bottle's neck is too narrow for some pens to fit in, so you'll need to use an Ink Miser or similar to fill larger pens. Otherwise, with this, you get the amazing workhorse inks from Diamine at about 1/2 the price you'd pay if buying individually. And these colors are fantastic! Amber: a legible yellow that dries darker. Hard to find a good, warm orangy-yellow that doesn't look like a highlighter or just a pumpkin. This manages to be a beautiful, yet still usable, yellow-orange. Oxblood: A classic deep, rich red. Can be more formal than a bright, poppy red, so this works in a professional setting or when you are in the mood for something warm and dark. Imperial Purple: It's the color you think of when someone says purple. Vibrant, red, blue... PURPLE. Dark enough to not be lavender or lilac, but also unmistakably purple, even with a fine nib. Meadow: A solid middle green. Not too yellow, not too blue, it sits right in that grassy green middle. It's not quite as dark as some of the others, but is still a saturated, solid color that is quite legible. Aurora Borealis: a deep teal. It's blue, turquoise, and teal, all mixed together with a little black to deepen it up and add to its mystery. It's a beautiful color and an easy-to-choose blue when you want legible text but still some fun and a beautiful ink, this is a great choice. Oxford Blue: This might be the winner in an already stacked set. This is a deep, rich blue. It's dark and saturated. It is only barely not black, it's so dark. But when you look at it, it's easily blue. It works when writing on pre-printed pages and pops out just enough to know it's not black, but still is professional, will copy, and is a fantastic color. I hope these help you understand what a bargain this set is from Amazon. I'd recommend picking this up for just about any fountain pen user to introduce them to new ink colors or to supplement an already existing collection.

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