Bottled ink

Violet Impérial ink, with bluish reflections and a thousand sparkling shimmers, for the pleasure of your writing. Because of the scarcity of dyes, this colour, a symbol of luxury but also of mystery, was used by the Emperor and his family under the Roman Empire and then by the various royalties. King Louis XIV, under whom Jacques Herbin was founded, used...

The Kyanite is bright blue pulling on turquoise. It is magnified with a silver glitter cloud for powerful and elegant writing. Since the discovery of Nepal's famous mining region, Kali Gandaki, Kyanite has been recognized as a noble mineral because of its similarities to the rich tones of sapphire.Color: Kyanite from Nepal50ml bottle

Violet Impérial ink, with bluish reflections and a thousand sparkling shimmers, for the pleasure of your writing. Because of the scarcity of dyes, this colour, a symbol of luxury but also of mystery, was used by the Emperor and his family under the Roman Empire and then by the various royalties. King Louis XIV, under whom Jacques Herbin was founded, used...

The 350 ink, from the exclusive Jacques HerbinCollection, celebrates in this anniversary year the date of the launch of the house Herbin in Paris in 1670.This limited edition ink was selected by users in an online vote.The dark and intense Green Atlantide ink is illuminated with silver and gold sequins. This ink is a tribute to the navigator Herbin whose...

The deep purple, amethyst stone is satined with a silver mist in order to obtain a writing dress of noble allure.Ural Amethyst evokes the fires of the fine stone of the gates of Asia, once prized by jewellery.Color: Ural Amethyst50ml bottle

From bluish hue to green highlights, Chivor's Emerald, thanks to the twinkle of its golden sequins, shines brightly for an ever-renewed pleasure of writing.The emeralds most famous for their brilliance and beauty have come from Chivor in Colombia since the days of the conquistadors.Color: Chivor Emerald50ml bottle

The intense brown of Carob ink is covered with fire-coloured reflections to give sparkle to the various writings. Carob is cultivated in many countries, including Cyprus, where it was once referred to as "black gold" because, according to legend, it has its therapeutic virtues that allowed people to consume to live to a very advanced age. Color: Carob...