There are 7 colors with a gemstone theme: Ruby, Mandarin, Aventurin, Jade, Topaz, Sapphire, and Onyx.
There is a nice display (which I am supposed to be getting one!), though as of right now it's not available for purchase to the 'public'. I already asked ;)
The ink will list for $20 a bottle, putting it in the ranks with Caran d'Ache, Pilot's Iroshizuku, and the new Sailor Nano inks. Basically, nice inks in sweet bottles.
The new Pelikan Edelstein inks will be available soon at GouletPens.com as 2ml samples ($1.75) and full bottles ($19), as well as be on the Swab Shop (though it may take me some time to get them up there!). Email me if you're interested in pre-ordering.
16 comments:
Oh I like the look of that Topaz and the Mandarin.
I'm excited to try the line out!
Wow wow wow!The Mandarin and the Aventurine...:)
Ooooo. Want!
Wow, VERY cool, they look great! What's the background story on this?
I'm very interested in how they differ from the regular Pelikan inks with respect to colors and composition.
The background story? That's a good question! We're all being pretty well kept in the dark about these. I have heard the inks are supposed to be very extra-smooth writing, though. I'll update as I know more!
My friend, you are a stellar captain of our precious industry.... Keep up the good work and may Goulet Pens live forever!!!!!
ooh pretty.
i looked around for more information, but not much is out there. i can even read german and went to the german Pelikan site (no mention at all on the US site) - no more details that you already gave us, brian, except i can confirm the 50ml volume.
i guess we'll all just have to wait patiently.
I see ink reviews in my future... LOL.
Topaz looks interesting, as does the Jade. I'll be waiting for samples to show up on the store!
Ooooooh.....myyyyy....I'll need samples of the all....I'm drooling....
I'm wanting to try the Topaz and Aventurine. Although I'm not jazzed about the $19 price tag.
Wow, these look seriously cool! I can't wait to try some out. I have to say though, the resemblance of the bottles to Caran d'Ache's is more than passing..
Very pretty! Can't wait to see them in real life!
Call me shallow, but I'll confess right now . . . even if I hate all the colors and every one of them gets a horrible review . . . I am going to order one of these just so I can look at the bottle.
So long as the bottle is actually etched, as it appears to be, rather than sporting a clear stick-on label.
Very nice Brian! You'll be hearing from me about that mandarin and topaz. Thanks for keeping us inked up.
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