I've been using this color for a little while through samples and fell in love with it. Now to have a full bottle right after watching the Aurora Borealis over my house in May for the first time felt so special and rare. The color is so deep, but not too deep you can't see it, and the sheen is stunning and doesn't disappoint. I also love that the sheen so far has been not only consistent but doesn't smear which is what I love most. (Using within a Leuchttrum 1917 - 120g paper journal) Definitely recommend, it's worth it especially with a medium nib to show off its best qualities!

Diamine Aurora Borealis is a gorgeous color! Diamine inks are always excellent and is one of my favorite brands. I sent this bottle as a gift as soon as it was restocked.

love this

I’m using Aurora Borealis ink in my Opus 88 constellation pen. Thought they would look well together. They do.

Even more beautiful than I expected. It has a blue/green look that reminds me of peaceful tropical waters.

This is a really lovely blue. I have it loaded in an Esterbrook Estie with a Scribe nib and it flows and shades nicely.

This is a very nice ink, that I use in my Lamy Safari for journal entries. It flows nicely with a fine nib, no feathering.

Its a beautiful Ink, dries in the pen extremely fast, but then that could be the converter I'm using

This is a great ink, in my opinion. I was looking for a color that was calming and easy to look at, and this one is just that. I use it in my Pilot Metropolitan for everyday Journaling and writing letters, and one of my favorite things about this ink is that it doesn't seem to feather on lower quality paper as much (at least for me). I definitely would recommend it to a beginner, especially if they like to use a finer nib like me.

This ink is a gorgeous teal the blue green traces show up beautifully even on my less than par paper I absolutely recommend

Wonderful ink, its thin and easy flowing and not a thick hard starter. The color pops and its a pleasure to fill and use in my Lamy Aquamarine Safari

I chose this ink because of the cool color and that it doesn't bleed through cheap paper. I am a college student so I often write on notebook and graph paper. I paired this ink with a Jinhao 51A with a #5 nib and it writes very well for my notetaking purposes. I'm no ink expert, but it's pretty and it doesn't bleed through; it fulfills my requirements.

Reddit crushed it. So did Diamine for making this color. I love it.

The Diamine Borealis met my color expectation. This was first time using a fine nib pen and the flow was smooth

I love this color so much, been using it daily in my TWSBI Eco 1.1 stub, and my cheap Hong Dian EF. Flows flawlessly in both pens. I also can't get over how pretty it looks on the page. Especially on some Tomoe River Paper.

After looking over the selection of green inks, I was intrigued by the name of this one. I received it promptly and have enjoyed doing a bit of creative writing in this color.

I love the shading and personality of this ink - I have it in a broad-nibbed TWSBI and it's absolutely glorious.

Rich, vibrant, and excellent variation depending on color intensity. The base is a rich, mossy green, but the more ink you put on the page, the more blue it tends. Great everyday writing ink from a flow perspective. Rather slow drying, so it may be not a great choice for lefties. Bottle is not built very well and I am always afraid of knocking it over, especially because of the small neck on the bottle. Filled very generously though.

Gorgeous ink, lovely shading and color. Truly a unique ink

Gorgeous color, lovely shading that I didn't expect. Great price.

The name fits this ink for sure! I love the look when it's wet and when it dries it has a slightly duller, yet stunningly beautiful color.

Good color. Haven't inked anything up with it yet.

I've used this ink with both a fine and medium nib. It almost seems more green when writing with the fine nib, but the writing from the medium nib looks very much like the product picture. The ink is absolutely lovely. Interestingly, when I first start writing with the ink and it's been at least several hours since I last used it, even with the medium nib, it looks a little darker and more green for the first few lines.

I love the color. In just normal writing the sheen doesn't really show up but still a great color. It isn't a very wet ink so I can use the crappy printer paper with it and it's still very legible. This definitely one I'll be buying in a bigger bottle next time.

I purchased 2 Diamine inks of different colors (Oxblood, Imperial Purple, and the Aurora Borealis) at the same time and gave them all a week's trials in my journals. The Oxblood has become my go-to color of the moment, just due to the tint of my journal pages (the Oxblood really works with it). But the Aurora Borealis---what can I say? I'm hoarding my bottle of it now because it is an absolutely beautiful color. I read that it was developed by pen enthusiasts and can see how its teal beauty flatters any page and is so appealing. It's my special ink, a real visual treat, and the crown of the Diamine purchases I made that day. My only complaint is re: the shape of the bottles (tall and narrow), which makes it easy to fill my pens, but also terribly easy for clumsy and spazzy old customers like me to knock/tip over. I'll work on that part, since it's certainly not the fault of the ink per se... Overall, I am in love with the Aurora Borealis. Really, really lovely ink, fabulous price point.

My bottle looks like teal green. When I swatched it, it leaned towards peacock green. When I wrote with a dip pen, it looked more deep dark blue. I think the color will depend on the pen and the paper. In any case, it is interesting to play with.

Great ink. dries quickly on page. Consistent green colour.

The ink is a lovely match for my Jinhao 51a blue ombre. The ink is a solid performer with lovely shading. I haven't had a dry start with this ink yet, despite being used in an extra fine nib. Dry time is quick, water resistance is low. No feathering (in an extra fine nib, mind you) on any of the papers I have tried it on. Moderate bleed-through on more porous papers, but none on my traveler's notebooks or Minimalism Art notebooks. Shades the best on a FP friendly paper like Leuchtterm!

This is a lovely ink . I have been using it every day and on all kinds of paper . I recommend this if you like something a little more unique but not overwhelming.