ESSSHOP Handmade Glass Dip Pen with Invisible Ink Set, UV Flashlight and Cat Pen Holder, Elegant Crystal Smooth Cylindrical Calligraphy Signature Pen for Present, Art, Writing, Drawing, Gift

was a nice gift for my wife. thank you

A beautiful pen well made

Very happy with this set of lovely glass pens. They have 3 different nib sizes and the inks are nice for quick sketching and writing. The value is great for the price!

I frequently draw anime, or other things that need neat and messy lines, and these glass pens can do both. If you look at the drawing that I put up with the product, you’ll see that the pens come exactly as shown in the image in the actual product page. The glass pens capture the ink easily and you can service a few minutes before needing to dip them again. The darker the color on the pen, the thicker it draws. I would like to mention that the colors do have a small amount of glitter in them, but it doesn’t show up too much unless you try to make it show up. The colors that you get are the same ones that are shown and they write excavations like how they are represented on their cases. I would definitely recomend this to any artist, or any person who want to write with it. This is way better than I had excpected it to be.

I just got this glass dip pen set today and I absolutely love it. It’s for a kind of “legacy” personal project (I suppose you could think of it as a “scrapbook-but-not,” something I plan to leave behind for others but with hidden messages). As soon as it arrived, I had to try the invisible ink. This is the second glass dip pen I’ve gotten from this brand, and I wasn’t disappointed. The tip isn’t as fine as some, but it’s well made. The design is pretty minimal, which makes it easy to hold like a regular pen as opposed to those with the more bulbous part just above the nib. No other colors but black, watch was fine with me. It’s a very classy looking pen, honestly. Price was good, the invisible ink worked wonderfully. I have no idea how long it will continue to fluoresce under UV light, but right now, it’s very easy to see. I’ll be using this on a dark handmade paper, and it will be interesting to see how it looks. I’m not too concerned about readability or longevity of the writing/ink, as the thought will still be there, at least symbolically, as far as I’m concerned. But yeah, easy to write with, feels nice in the hand, the ink flowed well, and the nib held quite a bit. No chips, rough spots, broken bits at all.