Shoreline Gold Review
A beautiful gold, very muted and not super bright, which is exactly how I like my inks. It writes beautifully, and I think it pairs really great with the Conklin Endura Deco Crest.
It also runs a little wetter than Private Reserve Copper Burst in the Conklin Hippocrates.
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- It is a beautiful gold color, very muted and not super bright.
- It writes just beautifully.
- It pairs really great with the Conklin Endura Deco Crest.
Video
Fountain Pen Journaling With 2 Conklins (Endura + Hippocrates)
Technical Details
| Color | Warm gold with amber depth |
|---|---|
| Bottle size | 60 ml |
| Drying | Fast-drying and smudge-resistant |
| Permanence | Archival quality, fade-resistant |
| Pen used in the video | Conklin Endura Deco Crest |
Buying Options
| Seller | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | $18.00 | Buy |
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I'm pairing the Conklin Endura Deco Crest with Private Reserve Shoreline Gold. It is a beautiful gold color, very muted and not super bright, which is exactly how I like my inks.
In my writing samples, it came out as a very nice gold, and it writes just beautifully. I think it pairs really great with the Endura.
The Conklin Hippocrates with Private Reserve Copper Burst writes a little drier than the Conklin Endura Deco Crest with Private Reserve Shoreline Gold.
