Stipula Netto Bottled Ink(70ml) Fountain Pen Ink

I purchased this in Deep Blue after some research (looking up reviews). I thought the light blue color would be an interesting addition to my collection. The bottle is quite large, packed in its own box complete with styrofoam inserts. When you twist open the cap, you'll find a rubber stopper to prevent leakage, which I find nifty but somewhat cumbersome because the ink ALWAYS gets on my fingers trying to get it out. The ink itself is a very vibrant purple-blue - completely different than what I expected. There is a dab of the ink on the packaging and label but those were the lighter blue I was expecting and nothing like what was inside. I contacted PenChalet and they sent a new bottle to me, but I received the same. Stipula sent a message that made me think that the color I got wasn't correct, but they haven't responded since. I do like the color, but it wasn't something I expected. I think it is a good value though. I originally wanted the dark green but it sold out.

When you buy a bottle of ink...you want the color to be vivid. You want it to be quick drying. I like the coverage to be smooth, even flowing and consistent. This did not disappoint.

This was an impulse buy, just because it read "Green ink"
It is a dark deep green, depending on your pen / nib it will either appear dark moss green or a dark sage! either ways it is mesmerizing (the results are not the best on EF / F nibs)
oh! and it is an 70 ml bottle no matter how your pen drinks this mysterious green, it should last you for years! Don't procrastinate if green is your thing....then this ink needs to be in your pen. Pen chalet Service is excellent!

Pleased with other Stipula colors, I wanted to try this one. Couldn't be happier. I have a lot of dark greens but this is the 1st in this range, a dark sort-of-olive that may look brownish on some papers - very intriguing. Stipula are quite dry and I find them ideal for taming my wet-writing Souverans and you can leave the pen un-capped for several minutes without it drying out in the nib.

This is a 2nd bottle I ordered - once I saw it in person, I wanted a back-up primarily because it was so hard to find I started to think it had been discontinued. But Pen Chalet came through and at a very reasonable price, too.

Stipula ink is an overlooked gem. There are some lovely colors (Sapphron gives the infamous Apache Sunset a run for its money on shading and behaves far better...) and they’re always great quality. I don’t have any issues with flow or feathering. Buy these - you won’t regret it.

I bought dark red, light blue, and dark gray inks. The purchase, in addition to the colors I've already have, completes the seven colors of the rainbow, except of course the gray.
Those colors are as you may know red, orange, green, bleu, indigo, and violet.
I like its vertical bottle shape.

This is a huge bottle, and the Azzurro ink is a lovely light blue shading towards turquoise.

I wanted to try Stipula Calamo Verde Muschiato as it gets such great reviews. Turns out they're all right! Only thing I would add is that I divide my murky greens into Earth Greens (tending brown) and Stone Greens (tending grey). This one is definitely in the Earth camp, still cool but with a strong yellow undertone.
Hmmm, I did have an incident with the plastic insert inside the cap popping out with a good shower of ink in tow - need to figure an approach to that one!

I love this ink (the Musk Green color) and it's surprisingly hard to find for some reason. I use it in my Delta Journal Matte Olive, and it's a perfect match! And even if it could be found elsewhere, the sale price on Pen Chalet was worth trying out a new vendor. :)

I like the size of the bottle and the color is a good fit for the range of blues I like to use.