Description
To celebrate the first 100th anniversary of Aurora, they offer a new line of inks in different colors. Turquoise is a new fresh and young ink.
The Aurora ink comes in a glass bottle of 60ml.
Aurora, founded in 1919 in Turin, is an Italian brand in fine writing instruments. The passion for beauty, style and attention to quality up to the refined details, makes the company an international inspirer. Aurora presents the tradition of the Made in Italy, creating writing instruments in perfect balance between craftsmanship and technology with unique character.
Y Tamura (verified owner) –
Bought this ink for Oceano fountain pen. Highly recommended.
Ash –
The turquoise is a bright, true turquoise that is very similar to Havasu Turquoise, with a touch more shading perhaps. The bottle is gorgeous. You’re certainly paying a premium for the bottle itself.
The price is a bit too much for the ink, at the end of the day. The bottle was a bit tricky to open – I’d recommend using a small knife to dislodge the stopper if it is stuck due to a vacuum to avoid splashing.
Barbara Cannon (verified owner) –
The ink is lovely but the bottle with the rubber stopper ruins it all. The stopper finally fell into the bottle with ink flying everywhere. This stopper mess is such a deterrent to enjoying the ink Why do this? No more Aurora ink for me.
Arno Jacobs –
This turquoise is one of my favorite colours. But for me it’s a bit light and it’s best used in a pen with a fine tip. I love to use this one with dip pens.
Issues with the bottle?
I was warned about the rubber stopper and opened that with a tiny flat screwdriver. Now the Aurora bottles are stored without that stopper.
On the webpage 60 ml bottles are shown but my bottle is a 55 ml version. I don’t mind because I’ll be using this ink mostly with a dip pen.