Wearingeul Fountain Pen Ink Hades – Deep Black & Icy Blue Shimmer

Inspired by Hades, god of the Underworld in Greek and Roman mythologies, this Wearingeul fountain pen ink embodies a dark and majestic elegance. Its deep black base, evoking the depths of the underworld, is illuminated by delicate icy blue shimmers reminiscent of a cold light piercing through the darkness.

Both mysterious and refined, Hades offers a striking contrast between darkness and brilliance. This shimmering ink is ideal for fountain pen enthusiasts looking for intense color and spectacular rendering for journaling, calligraphy, or correspondence.

⭐ Characteristics of Hades ink

• Volume: 30 ml
• Main color: deep black
• Effect: icy blue shimmer
• Intense, mysterious, and elegant finish
• Inspired by Hades, god of the Underworld in Greek and Roman mythologies
• Ideal for journaling, calligraphy, correspondence, and creative writing
• Compatible with fountain pens and other water-based ink instruments

🖤 Explore the depths of myth with enchanting elegant ink

Millenotes' tips for using shimmering inks

• Choose the right nib
  For an optimal writing experience, it is recommended to use shimmering inks with at least a fine nib, ideally medium or broader. The finer the nib, the more likely it is to clog.
• Shake before use
  Before each use, remember to shake the ink bottle thoroughly to evenly distribute the shimmers, ensuring a consistent and brilliant result.
• Regular cleaning of instruments
  Shimmers can sometimes accumulate in the pen and nib. It is therefore advisable to regularly clean your nib and pen to prevent blockages and prolong the lifespan of your writing tools.
• Do not let the ink dry in the nib
  It is important not to let shimmering ink dry in the nib. In case of prolonged non-use, clean the nib to avoid any residue that could compromise writing fluidity.

• If your fountain pen nib is clogged despite recent use, do not press hard on the paper; you risk damaging it! Dip it in water for 2 seconds, then gently wipe it with a paper towel or tissue. The problem should be resolved. If the problem persists, repeat the operation one or two more times. If the nib remains blocked despite immersion in water, a more thorough cleaning will be necessary.