Mont Blanc Turquoise

[Blade Runner]

There are more than those two. Perhaps check out the review section.

I'm still having alotta fun with the MB. I feel like I'm writing from Hotel Bora Bora all the time.

[Ann Finley]

I, too, am really enjoying this vibrant turquoise ink!

 

Best, Ann

[BobR]

I just received a bottle of this ink yesterday, which I bought as a result of this review. Now all I need to do is figure out what pen to put it in. In the meantime, I'm enjoying the MB Racing Green I also purchased. These plus a recent bottle of Blue obtained in a trade, are my first MB inks and I must say they're excellent.

[Blade Runner]

I just received a bottle of this ink yesterday, which I bought as a result of this review. Now all I need to do is figure out what pen to put it in. In the meantime, I'm enjoying the MB Racing Green I also purchased. These plus a recent bottle of Blue obtained in a trade, are my first MB inks and I must say they're excellent.

 

Hi,

Glad you like them! The turquoise is really fun.

BTw, the racing green is a very interesting ink, because it looks very different depending on the degree of flow of your pen. I have it in a pen with a fine nib with steady but thin flow, and the color is so beautiful. This color I prefer to what I see in a wider nib with greater flow which produces a much darker green, although some may feel the opposite.

[Sasha Royale]

I got a warmth inside. This was my father's ink of choice in his liver-barreled,

gold cap Parker 51. He bought it as a set in the early 1950's. In his business

circle, MB Turquoise and Parker 51 was Dad's trade mark. This is the ink I use only

in Dad's 51. I don't use this ink in any other pen.

 

After I inherited Dad's Parker 51, I wrote with it to family and friends of the family.

More than a few people replied, " Oh, you have your father's pen."

 

My writing is conservative, and MB Turquoise is sedate. When I see it used by a bolder

style, it really is striking. Dad's hand was bold.

 

It has been a pleasure.

[psrivats]

This ink reminds me a lot of Iroshizuku kon-peki. Is there a comparion review on FPN with these two inks?

[stevesurf]

This is such a wonderful ink! Posting some pictures:

Edited February 11, 2012 by stevesurf

[SamCapote]

This is such a wonderful ink! Posting some pictures:

 

You make it look like fun! Beautiful color!

[stevesurf]

Thanks very much Sam! I was wondering if there was anyone else loving this wonderful color!

Edited February 12, 2012 by stevesurf

[Chrissy]

I'm quite a fan of Mb turquoise ink, but I don't use it very often. I bet my bottle is past it's sell by date but hopefully that doesn't matter.

 

I also have 2 bottles of Mb emerald green ink and I love that colour. Sadly it isn't available anymore and for me their racing green and white forest are a bit on the dark side.

[tanalasta]

The ink of friendship turquoise is exactly the same shade! Chris Chalmers wrote back to me with an old bottle of MB turquoise (after I'd written to her in the ink of friendship) and side by side ... IDENTICAL.

 

Except the ink of friendship is in a small and VERY expensive bottle in comparison! Ahhh... Montblanc ....