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Here's my review of the deep and brooding Diamine Prussian Blue, sponsored by FPN member Jared, who kindly sent me a batch of ink samples to review. Thanks Jared! :thumbup:

 

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A fantastic ink that I shall be buying a bottle of very soon. :D

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Another great review and it's an ink I enjoy using although I've perhaps used the right nibs as I don't get it as dark as your examples. However, I've a wet Conway Stewart 60 due any day back from having the lever 'tightened' so I'll try the PB in that. I've found its water-resistance good as well.

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This color is amazing! So regal and dignified, cool and professional.

 

I am curious though, how does it compare to Diamine Denim? More blue and less purple?

Sheen junkie, flex nib enthusiast, and all-around lover of fountain pens...

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This color is amazing! So regal and dignified, cool and professional.

 

I am curious though, how does it compare to Diamine Denim? More blue and less purple?

Here's my take on it.

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The Good Captain

"Meddler's 'Salamander' - almost as good as the real thing!"

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Thanks everyone!

 

That bottle of Prussian Blue is much darker than the one I received, looks closer to Twilight or Blue-Black by Diamine.

 

The Noodler's Flex pen I use is a wet writer, so it does lay the ink down a bit thicker than a normal pen of comparable nib size. I think the Serwex is more what you'd expect from the typical fine nib pen, but I like my pens wet anyway so that's kind of where my reviews come form. :)

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one of my favorite inks from diamine. I use it regularly in my sheaffer pfm II with a m nib not only it gives the pen a lot of shading but it also improves the inkflow. Thanks for the review :thumbup:

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I did find some elusive sheen with this ink, but only after putting it in a brush pen and writing on a strange paper that came in a batch of paper from an estate sale. It sort of resembles wax paper.

 

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Good review!

 

Beautiful ink that Prussian Blue. Just ordered one now. Won't mind it overcoming my current favorite and similar - J. Herbin's Bleu Nuit! :thumbup:

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Based on the pictures, the ink really appears to be different in a wider nib. Thank you for the comparisons and review.

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Big surprise for me -- I had totally written this ink off. Thanks for the review!

"One always looking for flaws leaves too little time for construction" ...

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One of my favorite inks from diamine

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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I have a Prussian Blue fountain pen just waiting for this lovely color. Thank you for the excellent review.

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J. Kenneth Byrd, Jr.

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Diamine Prussian Blue is not just another Blue-Black. Initially, it starts as

dull blue black but after drying morphs into some shade of Russian Blue beads.

Liked it a lot that way.

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Thank you for keeping your photobucket account alive!

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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