on salePelikan Edelstein Topaz - 50ml Bottled Ink

This ink is a lot brighter than inks I gravitate toward (Monteverde DC Supershow Blue, Horizon Blue Noodlers Blue, etc.) I was willing to try it out to change up my usual preferences. I used this ink in my Pineider La Grande Belleza, and it is wonderful. The ink is nice and wet, flows without interruption, and remains very stable. It is bright blue with a hint of marine blue, at least that is what it looks to me. There is no sheening, feathering, or bleed through on my college rules notebook paper that I use often, so I am impressed. I would recommend if you are willing to pay for a higher priced, stable brighter blue ink.

This Topaz Edelstein ink flows the best of the ones I have used. The color is close to Pilot Kon Peki. It is beautiful. It is slightly drier than Pilot ink.

When your flex nib was a baby, it dreamed that it would one day be filled with this ink. Your friends, family, lovers will sit up and take notice when you write letters to them with this ink. It is what other inks aspire to. Yes, it's expensive but this one is actually worth it!!! Shading like you've never dreamed possible. My favorite flex nibs can't stop happy dancing, neither can I. Yup, it is THAT good...and I don't even LIKE turquoise ink... but I LOVE TOPAZ! All that and a side of chips too. Trust me, go straight to the bottle. You can thank me later.

This is a pricey bottle of ink, but it's definitely worth buying. Pelikan's Edelstein Topaz is such a beautiful shade of blue; I love it. This is also a good ink, performance-wise.

I have been using this ink for over a month. I have used it in a TWSBI 580, Conklin Duragraph, and Sailor 1911 Realo. Pelikan Edelstein ink is one of my favorites because it is very very smooth. I am a blue ink type of person and this definitely is in the middle blue range for me. It is modestly bright but not towards the turquoise colors. I would say that it is a pure blue. I was expecting it to be a shade darker but, I am very please with this color ink.