Top Fountain Pen Ink Releases of 2019
It’s time to turn the spotlight on 2019’s best fountain pen inks!
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Colorverse captures the beauty of the universe in their ink collections,
and they hit the mark with the limited edition Apollo 11 set.
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing,
it includes five bottles named after historical landmarks of the Apollo 11 mission.
Colorverse’s fifth season revolves around
one of the most intriguing planets in our solar system: Mars.
The Red Planet series has five different ink pairings that explore the features of this planet,
both real and imagined.
The latest season, Joy in the Ordinary,
takes a closer look at the simple pleasures of everyday life
with inks like Coffee Break and Delicious Sleep.
In 2017, Diamine collaborated with Reddit’s fountain pen community to create an ink,
and they did it again this year!
The subreddit’s members voted for Aurora Borealis,
a brilliant blue-green ink.
We always look forward to J. Herbin’s newest shimmering inks,
and Kyanite du Nepal did not disappoint.
This vibrant blue ink is filled with silver flecks for extraordinary writing.
Watch our video if you can’t get enough of this glitter-packed ink.
LAMY releases a matching ink and fountain pen combination every year.
They followed up 2018’s Vibrant Pink with the fiery orange Bronze ink,
an excellent companion for the dark gold AL-Star.
LAMY also released ten inks inspired by gems.
These Crystal inks are vibrant recreations of their namesake stones,
and are sure to add elegance to your writing.
We can’t get enough of the Kala inks that just hit our shelves.
They’re not just for writers--artists will definitely appreciate how waterproof
the Nostalgia Abstraction inks are.
You can use these interesting, off-black shades to draw,
then add color with watercolors, markers, and more.
Each year, Pelikan releases an Edelstein ink to match their gemstone-inspired fountain pen,
and Star Ruby might be one of our favorites.
The sparkling M205 is a perfect companion for the vibrant, reddish pink ink.
To commemorate their 100th anniversary, Pilot released seven limited edition Iroshizuku inks.
Each ink is named after and represents one of the Japanese Gods of Good Fortune.
These centennial inks are a fitting celebration of this important milestone
in Pilot’s company history.
TWSBI has made pens and inkwells, and now they’re on to inks!
The limited edition 1791 line is inspired by Dream of the Red Chamber,
one of the Four Classic Novels of Chinese literature.
Packaged in gorgeous frosted glass bottles,
the six shades are recreations of sights and buildings found in the text.
A set of all six colors is available and ready to gift.
Did we mention any of your 2019 favorites?
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