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Speciality Inks:
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Herbin’s specialty inks include rich metallics, shimmering pearlescents, and inks steeped in history. These inks are not for fountain pens. They are best suited for steel nibs, glass or quill pens, calames and brushes. |
Invisible Ink (“Encre Sympathique”)
The ink turns blue when held under a light or other heat source. Writing disappears as the paper cools.
- Looks pink in the bottle but writes clear
- 30 mL
Ref. #H138/90 |
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Authentique Ink (“Encre Authentique”)
Also known as “Lawyers’ Ink.” This intense black ink was used by French notaries to write official acts. It contains Campeche wood tannin for exceptional preservation. Lettering done with this ink is said to be legible for 300 years.
Ref H138/91 |
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 Pigmented Ink (“Encre Pigmentee”)
Exquisitely rich opaque inks with high pigment content.
- Decorative ink, best suited for wide nibs, brushes and calames
- High pigment content; gold and silver inks contain actual metallic pigments (bottle needs to be shaken vigorously and frequently while using)
- Jewel-like ink in four brilliant colors: opaque white /01, gold /04, silver /05, copper /06
- Very dramatic on dark-colored paper
Ref. H135/ – 30 mL bottle
Ref. H120/04 – Sampling of 5 10 mL bottles
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 Pearlescent Ink (“Encre Nacree”)
This beautiful ink will enhance lettering with a pearl-like luster.
- Available in 10 shimmering colors: white 01/; royal blue /18; red /20; apple green /34; light aqua /35; chocolate /49; yellow /50; coral red /58; rose /60; violet /70
- Best suited for wide nibs or brushes
Ref. H132/ – 30 mL bottle
Ref. H120/05 – Sampling of 5 10 mL bottles
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 Calligraphy Ink (“Encre De Calligraphie”)
These inks contain natural resins allowing the ink to adhere to the metal nib, but flow smoothly and consistently.
- Totally fade-proof
- Rich opacity
- Available in 8 colors: black /09; blue /10; red /20; green /30; brown /40; yellow /50; violet /70
Ref. H115 – 15 mL bottles
Ref. H114 – 50 mL
Ref. H120/03 – Sampling of five 10 mL bottles
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 India Ink (“Encre De Chine”)
This ink’s principal component is the lacquer found in the Punjab region of India. J. Herbin began production of China ink in 1829.
- Shellac type lacquer dries to a nice shine
- Great permanency of color
- Indelible and solvent resistant
- Fast drying time
- Available in black /09 only
Ref H112/09 – 50 mL bottle
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