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Here's a few sample lines of Stipula inks. Light Blue, Purple and Sweet Pink have no reviews in the index.

The scans are fairly good except for the Dark Blue - it's the most beautiful imo and doesn't really come across as such in this small tidbit. Like many blue-blacks, it has a lovely dark red sheen, while the Musk seems to exhibit a faint gold. The darker purple from the JIF is due to evaporation from the not-airtight cap. The Sweet Pink is the least interesting, a pretty standard light pink with a slight blueish undertone and, of course, doesn't hold a candle to Pinkly! (but, then, nothing does, really).

In order of preference, I'd rank them as Dark Blue, Musk Green, Fading Grey, Light Blue, Purple and Sweet Pink.

 

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Here's the whole page -

 

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They look very nice and the presentation is lovely, thank you!

But I am nearly unable to distinguish dark blue and grey :)

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e and, of course, doesn't hold a candle to Pinkly! (but, then, nothing does, really).

 

Pinkly can be matched, indeed it can be bettered :-)

After using both inks I consider Platinum Mix-Free/Mixable Cyclamen Pink to be even brighter and better behaved than Pinkly. And the gold sheen it exhibits is a lovely accent. Not too much, like the excessive super-sheeners around; just the right amount around the edges of the letters.

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Pinkly can be matched, indeed it can be bettered :-)

After using both inks I consider Platinum Mix-Free/Mixable Cyclamen Pink to be even brighter and better behaved than Pinkly. And the gold sheen it exhibits is a lovely accent. Not too much, like the excessive super-sheeners around; just the right amount around the edges of the letters.

 

The Platinum does look close (hard to tell from the blurred Photobucket pictures in Inka's review); Diamine Cerise, Noodler's Rachmaninoff and, especially, PR Hot Bubble, as well, just going by review pics. Sailor Pink is a nice, bright reddish pink and it also has a bright yellow sheen, though this can give it an orange-ish look.

 

They look very nice and the presentation is lovely, thank you!

But I am nearly unable to distinguish dark blue and grey :)

 

Thanks! Yes, the Dark Blue didn't come across as well as the others - unfortunate, as it is the nicest (well, dead heat with the Musk, really) and quickly became my favorite BB, surpassing even Kana-cho.

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