Set of 3 Handmade Glass Dip Pens - High Borosilicate Crystal Glass Calligraphy Signature Writing Drawing Decoration Pens in 3 Vibrant Colors (Classic Red, Bright Red, Dark Green) Review

The title speaks for itself. I am an avid fountain pen user and bought these to test inks and make sample cards. For someone with excellent handwriting, these pens deliver very disappointing results. Somehow makes my writing incoherent and almost sloppy. Probably suitable for everyday drawing.

So this is a great deal, they draw and write well. Although, as usual, glass is quite fragile. It's not that they were poorly packaged, mine were each wrapped in several layers of bubble wrap. Just don't be an idiot (like me) and forget the glass and throw it in the sink. I broke a very sharp nozzle. He still writes (apparently), only with very wide strokes and not with thin ones. And rips paper. Though the untorn ones seem like magic. Just wonderful. 10/10 bought again (for my mom 😅😂)

Glass nib pens are a great addition to my painting supplies. They look good, hold a lot of ink per touch, write smoothly and I can achieve different line widths, although they are not as flexible as my fountain pens in this regard. Three for such a great price is a huge bonus. They are smooth, cool to the touch and comfortable to hold. Slightly curved ribs along the shaft ensure a smooth grip. They clean immaculately with water and a rag, although a little rubbing alcohol may be required after…

I bought these glass nib pens to test fountain pen ink and make ink erasers. Broke shortly after receiving the handles. So this set seemed like a good choice, with three handles one of these should be fine. They arrived well packaged with no defects. They are quite beautiful and well made. The design is great too as there are multiple dots/shapes to pin to as you write. And they feel great in the hand. They are also easy to clean, just use water and a paper towel, just be careful not to clean…

Who knew a glass dip pen could be so much fun? The secret lies in the spirals, which contain an impressive amount of ink. I've written 10-line paragraphs without re-immersion, and I don't write in lowercase. They don't scratch and write smoothly and perfectly with no ink drips when properly charged. Being made of glass, they are of course fragile, so don't let them roll off the table. But if they break, they can be inexpensively replaced. These are small works of art that are very beautiful to…

I have an expensive glass ballpoint pen made in Murano, Italy. These pens aren't as pretty, but they're very pretty, they write just as well, and they're a lot cheaper. They're very easy to use and clean, and they hold quite a bit of ink so you don't have to keep dipping your pen when trying to finish a sentence. They are well made and durable for glass handles. Arrived wrapped in bubble wrap in a plain white box. Each pen had a rubber-plastic sleeve covering the end of the pen to protect it…