Dr. Ph. Martin's Iridescent Calligraphy Color, 1.0 oz, Copper Plate Gold (11R)

Exactly as described! Satisfied with the purchase✨ value for money and this ink is the very best! I literally call it liquid gold✨

The best gold ink for any calligrapher to write with.

Must have in art collection

Very bad packaging, not value for money quality is good. It is easy to use, but the packaging is very very very very very very very bad. Do not order it because of its packaging

Good ink! Just shake well before using it!

Ho acquistato questo prodotto per utilizzarlo con una glass pen oltre che per dare un tocco di colore ai miei disegni su carta nera, e devo dire che fa un ottimo lavoro. Consiglio di scuotere bene il boccettino prima dell'utilizzo in quanto la parte metallica tende a separarsi.

Wonderful ink, nice glow and color.

Esta es solo una hermosa tinta dorada, no es de un amarillo demasiado brillante, es un oro ligeramente más oscuro con cobre. Si está buscando un oro que no sea demasiado amarillo brillante, definitivamente esta es una excelente tinta para elegir. Realmente me encanta usar esto con mis acuarelas, especialmente para hacer algunos acentos dorados al final. Lo recomiendo altamente!

Once again, Dr. Ph Martin's does not disappoint! I have been using this ink for about a year, and I have now just finished a little more than half of the bottle. The ink is gold, dries with a slightly elevated texture, and does not have glitter particles that make so many gold inks appear fake. I use this ink both for coloring doodles and calligraphy (the main reason I use it), and have been impressed with how smooth it writes on smooth and textured papers with both large and small nibs. This ink is NOT FOR FOUNTAIN PENS and as all metallic inks REQUIRES CONSTANT MIXING WHEN WRITING FOR LARGE PERIODS, so if you have a large envelope job, I would reccomend getting an ink stirrer so that you do not waste time mixing the ink. If the ink looks dark brown and watery, do not be surprised as this is normal with metallic inks which are usually suspended pigments and particles. Simply shake the bottle vigorously and voila! It is ready to use. I have not experienced the ink becoming moldy or smelling weird, and I use the dropper to put the ink directly on my nibs. If prefered, the ink may also be transferred to a dinky dip using its dropper. However, the opening is too small to dip a pen, which is why its lid is a dropper and also why it does not mold. I must caution that because the ink separates, the dropper can get clogged and spill ink all over you, your desk, and your work if you use pressure to unclog the dropper. So if your purchase this product, make sure that you keep the plunger and bottle neck clean. Finally, to remove the ink from my nibs, I use 50% isopropyl alcohol solution and clean my nibs every few minutes and as soon as I have finished writing, because once it dries, it is nearly impossible to remove, even with acetone and dish soap.

exactly what i needed!!!