on saleJacques Herbin Corail des Tropiques - 30ml Bottled Ink

By far my favorite ink I've used to date. It is more orange-pink on paper than pure pink, but compliments white, cream and green paper. This ink is very smooth, very shareable.Side note, this ink is very similar to Ferris wheel Press's Coral. Only difference is that Ferris wheel makes a drier ink that appears darker.

I used a glass dip pen with this ink, on Tomoe River 52 gsm white paper and it was lovely. The flow was consistent and shaded beautifully. I had to water down the ink a wee bit toward the end of my letter, and it turned a soft pink that was still totally legible. I'm not normally a fan of orange/pinks but this is worth a second look.

I'm not generally a pink-y kind of person, but I fell pretty hard for the Eco-T in coral - and this ink is a great match. The flow is a little bit dry, but in a wet nib it's nicely saturated on the page. If you're looking for a shimmer version, Diamine's Pink Champagne is a dead ringer. The gold shimmer makes it a tiny bit more orange, but the base colors are identical.

nice spring-y color. pretty light, not an intense inkl

I picked this ink up as I was looking for something unusual. Coral is not a color that I had anything even remotely close to, and I thought it would be a nice one to take with me to the beach. It is a bit more coral-orange than the photo shows (at least on my monitor) but it is definitely a coral, not orange. It does not really shade, but it has nice flow and a decent dry time. It is overall very well behaved. I was concerned it would be too light or bright, but it is not. It is a pleasing and unusual coral tone. I will be buying another bottle soon as I have a feeling I will use this one up quickly.