Diamine Bottled Ink(80ml) Fountain Pen Ink Reviews

Great ink - everything it should be.

The Royal Blue and Florida Blue are perennial favorites, just picked up another bottle of each. Both offer great shading characteristics and beautiful blue colors. Royal is a medium true blue just as its name implies and Florida is a very blue turquoise, like the 3-4 foot depth water in the ocean, not the ankle deep water. My opinion, if you can't find your favorite shade of blue ink in Diamine, you just haven't tried. Nobody does as many beautiful blues as Diamine. Consistently great product, good flowing ink, a generous amount at a great price point and very easy to fill your fountain pen from the functional glass bottle. What more can you ask from an ink? If you haven't tried them, get a sample and see for yourself.

I absolutely love teal inks and this is no exception. Lovely and dark. But bold. Thank goodness for r/fountainpens for this ink and turning me on to it.

Great ink, very saturated with color.

So the pictures don't do this ink justice. Its truly beautiful. I honestly think its one of Diamine's best. And I would definitely rank it right up there with November Rain, Purple Rain, and some of the other large scale amazing sheening inks that Diamine makes. It just doesn't disappoint.

Avery nice, dark blue ink suitable for work. My go-to blue inks for work are this Diamine Oxford Blue and Majestic Blue. They are rich, dark blues that don't raise eyebrows on documents.

This is a lovely color. I like Diamine inks and have found them to be of a very high quality.
I love this color. Turquoise/blue. Good shading. Lovely.Similar to; Colorverse morning star, Robert Oster Aqua,

I am delighted with this new ink. The colour is perfect and exactly what I was looking for. I will order more colours in the future and I believe you may have a customer for life. Thank you so much.

Diamine Marine is a pleasant aqua hue, more greenish when compared to something like Noodler's Navajo Turquoise. I'm using it in a Monteverde Giant Sequoia pen with a 1.1mm stub nib, and in this situation it is rather dry with little shading, and I don't believe you will get any sheen out of it. I believe that with a finer, wetter nib you will be able to get some decent shading. Anyway, I do like this ink along with the other Monteverde colors I've tried so far.

One of the nicest brown inks I have ever used. Brown is my signature color as is the use of a fountain pen.