4 great colors in the 1670 collection by far the most sought after and talked about ink upon any new arrivale.

This writers favorite is the Emeraude de Chivor, an amazing green or teal or turquoise ink all depending on how you look at it. complimented with shimmering flecks of gold dust bringing out a beautiful burst of color.

Rouge Hematite was the original color in this collection a very royal and noble burgundy color giving the writer the feel and look of royalty. Gold dust is mixed into the ink for the richest ink one might use.

Bleu Ocean as it's name is called delivers the darkest yet richest blue on the charts, silver dust is mixed in giving the ink a cheerful brightness.

Stormy Grey, let the skys burst open with an amazing grey ink that has the power of black yet the elegance of more subtle words. It's infused with silver particulant giving the Stormy sea something to write about.

Caroube de Chypre, inspired by the Cyprus carob nut it is a luxurious brown working well with pure white stationery the Caroube de Chypre has a depth and richness that most brown inks don't have, excellent coverage showing this color in pure form, fused with gold particulant make this ink a favorite for personal correspondence and journaling.

 

Stormy Grey Bleu Ocean