JACQUES HERBIN 350th Anniversary Shimmering Gold/Silver Glitter Ink 50ml Atlantis Green

Exclusively available as part of the Jacques Herbin collection, this 350th anniversary ink celebrates the launch of Jacques Herbin brand in Paris, back in 1670. This limited edition ink was chosen by Jacques Herbin’s faithful followers, and became the voters' online choice for release. It has a dark, intense color, and is illuminated with both silver and gold glitter for a unique sparkle. "Vert Atlantide" is a deep and elegant ink, with a silver veil and golden mist. Intended for writing and drawing, it evokes the lush greenery of Atlantis before its immersion into the ocean depths.

● A Tribute to History
This ink pays homage to Jacques Herbin's legacy, harkening back to the brand's beginnings in Paris in 1670. It represents the culmination of centuries of ink-making expertise.

● User's Choice
Selected by Jacques Herbin’s valued users through an online vote, Vert Atlantide was the preferred choice for this special anniversary release, making it a product truly inspired by our community.

● Unique Sparkle
“Vert Atlantide" boasts a dark and intense color enhanced by silver and gold glitter, providing a mesmerizing sparkle to your writing and artwork.

● Deep and Elegant
With its deep green hue and silver and gold accents, this ink exudes an elegance that captures the essence of a lost civilization.

● Versatile Application
Designed for both writing and drawing, this ink is a versatile tool for creative expression and communication.

● Navigator's Spirit
Jacques Herbin, the namesake of our brand, was an esteemed navigator who, according to legend, had a deep curiosity for missing places like Atlantis. This ink channels his spirit of exploration and wonder.

Celebrate history, curiosity, and the art of writing with Jacques Herbin 350th Anniversary Ink 50ml in "Vert Atlantide." Immerse yourself in its deep, elegant color and sparkling beauty, and let your creativity flow on paper with this exquisite ink, crafted with passion and tradition for over three centuries.