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this in picture doesn't look turquoise to me... yeah it leans towards dark blues...

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That's a pretty one. I'd be interested in seeing a side by side with Diamine Havusu Turquoise and Edelstein Topaz.

Thanks for the review.

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Your reviews are always beautiful!

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haruka337 Collectors Item

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Where we can find this ink selling... ?

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It's currently out of stock.

 

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It's currently out of stock.

 

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Reminds me of Sailor Sei-boku, which I prefer over this ink.

 

 

That's a pretty one. I'd be interested in seeing a side by side with Diamine Havusu Turquoise and Edelstein Topaz.

Thanks for the review.

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Kanayama NOS (New Old Stock)

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It's currently out of stock.

 

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Just got an e-mail from the Joyful Rakuten page.

It's currently back in stock.

 

Reminds me of Sailor Sei-boku, which I prefer over this ink.

 

Just got an e-mail from the Joyful Rakuten page.

It's currently back in stock.

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Yes, that and several others are available, including Purple Heart. Stocked up yesterday morning on 4 colors.

 

Joyful doesn't seem to have any limitations on purchases yet. At least, none that I'm aware of.

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Yes, that and several others are available, including Purple Heart. Stocked up yesterday morning on 4 colors.

 

Joyful doesn't seem to have any limitations on purchases yet. At least, none that I'm aware of.

Joyful does not put their full stock online. They separate it into store stock and online stock. So you can buy as much as you like but once the online stock runs out they don't restock it until they get another shipment in from Sailor.

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this in picture doesn't look turquoise to me... yeah it leans towards dark blues...

 

Ditto.

 

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Joyful does not put their full stock online. They separate it into store stock and online stock. So you can buy as much as you like but once the online stock runs out they don't restock it until they get another shipment in from Sailor.

 

Correct. However, I imagine this will change soon for the shop that produces Joyful inks. I suspect as much since shops with larger selection of inks and inventory than the one referenced to have already placed limitations on purchases. Alas! I hope I am wrong, though current trends lead me to believe otherwise.

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Thanks. Your image makes Topaz look a lot bluer than what I'm used to seeing, so that suggests that Minakami Turquoise is a *lot* greener than what I'm seeing on my screen. Think I'll pass on this one.

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