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Diamine Musicians And Flowers Ink Refills Now Available From Diamine


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I have it on good authority (from Diamine today) that they have just started to sell refill 30ml bottles from both Gift Sets (musicians and flowers) separately at GB£4.03 each.

 

Unfortunately these aren't the glass bottles like those in the sets, they are the ordinary plastic Diamine 30ml bottles. So to those of you who have sets with a favourite ink in, I suggest you keep your glass bottles for refilling.

 

If you're in the UK you currently need to phone and place your order. You can still pay through PayPal

 

If you're in the US I suggest you send them an email and ask how to order.

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Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks! And the 150 anniversary inks are out too....

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I have it on good authority (from Diamine today) that they have just started to sell refill 30ml bottles from both Gift Sets (musicians and flowers) separately at GB£4.03 each.

 

 

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(Going back to chase those flower and music reviews..... Wagner is on the way!!!) :D

 

 

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Thanks very much for this information. Are they limiting refills to purchasers of the entire set(s)?

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Thanks very much for this information. Are they limiting refills to purchasers of the entire set(s)?

Not as far as I am aware, you can take your pick!

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I want SOMEone to issue some inks after jazz artists, dang it!

"Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination."

Oscar Wilde

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