Wearingeul Ink - The Count of Monte Cristo teal ink named for the old Japanese

named for the old Japanese word for iron

and any place you want your handwriting to carry a narrative tone as well as a color

and feels reassuringly precise rather than flashy

Waterproof

Amid the echo of the repeated “Nevermore

Wearingeul Ink - The Count of Monte Cristo teal ink named for the old JapaneseWearingeul's The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) is a deep navy blue fountain pen ink with violet glitter (shimmer). It could be argued that Wearingeul's fountain pen inks produce the most dramatic and stunning ink swatches in the business. We've all seen the pictures on r fountainpens: shimmering, shading, glistening on some fancy ink swatch paper, beckoning us to buy just this one more ink. About Wearingeul's Literature Ink Collection If you