Diamine Evergreen

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Brand Diamine Type Bottled Ink Name Evergreen Color - Shading Shading Sheen Sheen Shimmer Shimmer Dry Time 30 Seconds Bottle Material Glass Bottle Opening Diameter 18mm Volume 30 Ml Origin England Ink colors give different results on different papers. In addition, photographing and different screens may cause colors to be perceived differently from the actual color. For this reason, you can search for this ink color in Google images using the link below and benefit from the experiences of other users. Diamine Evergreen Ink - Search on Google Images Product Diamine Evergreen Ink Description Diamine ink is a water-based ink perfect for any brand of a fountain pen. It is completely non-toxic and offers probably the widest range of quality fountain pen ink colors in the world - in both traditional and contemporary shades. By adding a secret ingredient to de-stress the surface, Diamine achieves vibrant color with a free flow that glides on the paper surface, and which will not clog your pen. Features Can be used in all fountain pens, vintage or modern. Do not cause clogging in your pen. Offers a smooth typing experience. Will not damage your pen. It can be used in piston and converter filler pens. The pH value is in determining international standards. It has an MSDS certificate. We recommend that you do not leave the ink you use in your fountain pen for more than 4 weeks. Diamine Inks Diamine has been making ink since 1864 and is one of the last remaining manufacturers in the UK. Throughout, the Diamine trademark and the traditional production methods have survived and now in the 21st century, their fountain pen ink remains the first choice of many pen connoisseurs. They have some interesting ink facts. Monaco Red color was specially formulated for his Serene Highness Prince Rainier III of Monaco and the Grimaldi family in conjunction with a presentation of a limited edition fountain pen. Royal Blue ink was used on April 2010 by Presidents Obama/Medvedev in the signing of the nuclear arms treaty at Prague Castel.

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