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Diamine

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Diamine is a British writing ink manufacturer, founded in 1864. They make inks with memorably fanciful names.

In my very limited experience, their inks are more vivid than Jacques Herbin's, with less shading, and on thinner paper more bleedthrough. They look great, but require chunky paper, at least roughly 100 g/m2.

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Review indeces

British companies: Diamine | OSC | Sinclair | TSL | Warp Records

Stationery manufacturers: Asvine | Diamine | Jacques Herbin

Diamine: Ancient Copper | Oxblood | Quartz Black