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I bought this to match my Jinhao 10 Seahorse green and white pen, it so very much matches the colors in the pen. Noodlers got this color right.

A sleeper among the many in this range. People like different things as turquoise/teal range colors. This one is a nice not too blue...not too green... It's hard to decide if it's blue or green leaning on my sample. That's exactly what I like in a teal range...with a wetter medium throw stubs you can get elements of both in shading. It has a really nice saturation while remaining very bright. In water the blues/greens shove right off but theres a grey/charcoal element that leaves a very legible text behind. So it's not really water resistant but is highly recoverable. I like J. Herbin Bleu Austral (much more blue leaning) Diamine Aurora Borealis (similar but darker less vibrant not as bright) but for the money and curb appeal this is a value leader...while you won't find a truly water resistant ink in this range... This is extremely recoverable.

I initially put this in a fine nibbed pen, it was 'nice'. I have since put the remaining amount into a Lamy with a medium nib - and the experience of this ink is much improved. The colours and shading really need a thicker nib to show the qualities.

I bought the Massachusetts 54 and Turquoise. This one was, by far, my favorite. The color is dark, but light enough to see the color. I am a first time buyer and I really enjoyed this color the most. It's lit. And just so we are all clear, this is my first time using a fountain pen and ink. Therefore, I do not know what saturation, shading and water resistance mean. I just know I would rather this ink because it's fluid and not as sloppy at Massachusetts 54. That's all I know. Peace!

I bought this specifically to use in my Twsbi 580 1.1 stub. Let me tell you, it does not disappoint. The shading is so pretty and it flows like a dream in the stub. It's not a true turquoise, but it is still a fantastic color.

Wonderful writing ink, though admittedly I was using this in a Lamy Safari EF and due to the extra fine nib wasn't going to see much shading on this. It writes a little more green and then dries more blue, but otherwise is a pop of color in work type documents.

I got this as a sample. I wanted a true turquoise. I found it. I love the color,I use Tomoe River & Claire Fontaine(CF).paper the ink It dries quickly on the Tomoe.CF is quite slippery on the surface, for some inks,just be careful not to smudge.

I will be buying a bottle of this ink! Love it. It is a bit lighter than pictured.

The name of this ink is a little misleading. To me, it's not so much of a turquoise as it is a blue-black (but mostly blue). I really do like the ink though, it has some good shading qualities to it and it looks really good! Another great Noodler's ink.

I have tried this ink in a few different pens. Right now it is in a vintage Arnold with a broad nib. I love most everything about this ink - the shading, the hue... I have accidentally smeared it once or twice but that happens more with the broader nibs, as is to be expected. I haven't used it on too many types of paper and mainly in a journal. There is a slight amount of ghosting, again with the broader nibs, but not enough to notice once the other side of the paper is written on.

Along with my order of an xtra fine nib for my Lamy Safari I added a sample ofthe Noodlers Turqouise ink ... It it a beautiful color, and I'm being stingy with it until I can get a regular size bottle...Barbra Joan

A darker turquoise than suggested by the sample picture, and I didn't notice as much shading as the sample shows.

Bright and eye-catching, probably not appropriate for more strict workplaces. Wonderful shading. Well behaved on cheap notebook paper

Beautiful saturation, great flow, a tad on the long side for drying time. It will become a staple ink for me.

Great way to try new inks! And they arrived quickly and very well packed :) I'll be back for more!

I love this ink sample and will be purchasing a bottle. Thank you for providing a way to try before buying! Love the service at Goulet!

Love this beautiful color! Since I had a sample, a bottle is on my birthday wish list. It's a perfect ink to use with a dip pen, just lovely.

This is a beautiful ink and writes very well! As a left-hander, I greatly appreciate the qualities of this ink and would highly recommend it to others!

Really enjoy this ink. It's as close to a true Turquoise as I have seen.

I really like this colour (though I wouldn't call it turquoise, as others have mentioned as well). Diluted it looks very nice too. I would like it slightly better if it was waterproof, but all in all, it doesn't disappear completely when soaked, so I don't feel disappointed by this ink. I gave it five stars anyway, because I knew before I bought it it wouldn't hold up in water very well, and it shades lovely, flows nicely and doesn't feather / bleed through on the paper I use.

The color of this ink is closer to cerulean or teal than turquoise, but is beautiful nonetheless. It also has good shading potential, which is evident just from looking at the sample shown on here, making it an ideal candidate for use with a flex or italic nib.

This turquoise color is completely different from those that I've tried until now. It's dark, very intense and has a beautiful shade of green and blue. It's very nice, although it's not so easy to clean. Anyway, I like a lot, but it's not a color for anyone.

It's dark enough to be usable for everyday writing. It shades well and is more of a blue-green color than true turquoise. Visconti turquoise is closer to what I would consider a true turquoise (like the gemstone).

Very nice color! Like it a lot. Not as intense as Navajo Turquoise, but still pleasant.

I purchased a bottle as soon as I saw the color from the hand written thank you from Alex. Has very nice shading, flows well through a Lamy and dries pretty quickly. Nice color, I love it.

I like turquoise ink. This is my favourite turquoise ever.

Excellent colour, not too bright on the eyes and looks great with stub nib.

This color is just gorgeous - rich, saturated, deep, and shiny. I'll be using this one a lot.

I'm so torn between Diamine Teal and Noodler's Turquoise. I keep going back and forth. I need to just order a bottle of each. This color is so beautiful on white, cream and beige paper - rich, deep. I filled my Noodler's Flex from this ink sampler. I'm waiting for it to run out so I can fill with the Diamine Teal and compare.

This is a rich, deep, dark teal/green. I loaded the sample in my hubby's Flex pen and we decided to get a bottle. Its the only ink he wants in his Flex pen, and I loaded it in my converted Platinum Preppy. This is awesome. I will always have a bottle of this on my desk. FYI, Noodler's bottles are filled to the brim, so be careful when you open. Goes on wet with the Flex pen, but leave it to dry for a minute of two. Dries super fast from the Preppy.

It's very pretty, but with an extra fine nib I prefer a darker shade, the better to easily register on the eye. If I acquire any broader nibs I'll check this one out again.