Dyvicl Dual Metallic Gel Pen, Liquid Glitter Iridescent Gel Pen for Coloring, Doodling, Drawing, Scrapbooking, Card Making, Illustrations, Journaling, Set of 6
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- Unique Metallic Gel Pens - 6 pcs dual metallic gel pens, each has 2 shades. The color is outstanding, saturated, and very shiny. Beautiful multi-color glittery ink, no bleeding on any paper. Adds a dazzling, dual-color sparkle effect, making your writing and artwork stand out
- Sparkling Iridescent Ink - Unlike ordinary gel rollers, these iridescent gel pens produce a truly magical sheen and reveal two different shades when you look at the metallic ink from a different angle. Beautiful colors, they're easy to blend and have very intense sparkles
- Bold Line and Smooth Writing - 1.0 gel pens bold with smooth metallic gel ink and extra-long balanced barrel for effortless writing drawing and control, never clogs. Note: Please let the iridescent ink have more time to dry, because the juicy ink may smear
- Non-Toxic & Acid-Free - Glitter gel pens for adults - conform to ASTM D-4236 and EN71 standards. Great for home, office, work, business, school, church, club, and organization activities
- Purchase Without Risk - We have great faith in our dual tone iridescent glitter gel ink pens after all, we use them ourselves! We stand behind our product. Make your purchase with confidence; If you have any concerns, please feel free to reach out to us
Brand: Dyvicl
Writing Instrument Form: Ballpoint Pen
Color: Multi-color
Ink Color: Multicolor
Age Range (Description): Adult
Writing Instrument Form: Ballpoint Pen
Ink Color: Multicolor
Drill Point: Bold
Additional Features: Waterproof
Line Size: 1.0mm Millimeters
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Grip Type: Smooth
Closure Type: Snap
Color: Multi-color
Style: 1st Generation
Body Shape: Round
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Alcohol
Brand Name: Dyvicl
Age Range Description: Adult
Recommended Uses For Product: Artistic Expression
Model Number: VC-6ZLN
Manufacturer: Dyvicl
Unit Count: 6.0 Count
Item Weight: 0.05 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 6.02 Inches
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I enjoy using these to add metallic sparkle to my art designs, they are so richly pigmented and make gorgeous color shifting jewel tones! These write as well with the SAME colors and duochrome shift as the Pentel Sparkle Pop pens except with more color variation at a fraction of the price. And they are slimmer and easier to carry with you. I accidentally ordered 2 sets but I kept them both bc I am using them everyday! They look gorgeous in art projects, cards & letters, notebooks, journals, and planners.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024 by momo
The media could not be loaded. Can you tell which pictures were colored w/Pentel or w/Dyvicl??? I attempted to highlight the color differences on Koh-I-Nor black paper and Neenah white cardstock. I did my best to move them around in the light so you can see the metallic shine. I purchased these after recently discovering the Pentel Dual Metallic/Sparkle/KRAZY Pop gel pens. I had to get both generations of the Dyvicl sets as I wanted to swatch them against the Pentel Sparkle & KRAZY Pop sets and see how closely the inks match. THEY ARE NEARLY IDENTICAL! There were only two differences I found between the original and the dupes. First the size of the nibs, I believe the Pentel has a slightly larger ballpoint over the Dyvicl, even though they both say 1mm. So, this makes the Pentel feel a little more juicy, iykyk. Second, instead of matching the Green/Red KRAZY Pop, they made a Green/Gold. The rest of the inks are indistinguishable from each other. I disagree w/the lifespan and don't believe the Dyvicl run out of ink any quicker than the Pentel. I was very surprised when I colored a page for the first time with the Pentel and they lost almost an inch of ink from where they started. I had a minor issue w/ the Gen 1 Blue/Green pen shortly after starting a coloring page so, I reached out to the company with pictures. They immediately reached back out and made it right!! I was so thrilled with the company and the inks that I actually found the full set and purchased it too! I will say if you have an issue w/ink flow, try not pushing so hard and/or try at an angle. They tend to work much better the lighter you are w/them. As w/any metallic gel pen they can jam/clog and a little wipe over your finger seems to work the best for me with any gel pen. [White seems to be the worst for me!] All in all, for the price [esp. compared to Pentel] I'm absolutely thrilled and would recommend them!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024 by Trish Trish
Style: 1st Generation
I really liked the colors of these gel pens. Each pen has kind of a dual color ink. The quality of the pens are not that great though. The point is the perfect size but the ink is thick and does not flow well at all. There isn't very much ink in them. I bought these pens twice hoping that maybe I just got some old ink the first time. Both sets I bought didn't color very good at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2025 by Cassie Grace
Style: 1st Generation
The media could not be loaded. The barrels of the pens are pretty narrow and I noticed my hand started to cramp up after I’d been using them awhile. The ink is amazing…when it wants to work properly. One of the pens stopped producing the shimmer for quite awhile and so I spent about 30 min working it back to life again. The tips produce a good amount of ink so it’s a bit difficult to color fine lines. The price point is comparable if not less than it’s competitors so all in all, I would recommend these pens to others.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023 by MGR MGR
Style: 1st Generation
The best color shift ink for the best price! I love Grabie but these in my opinion are much better! Just wish they had more colors and lasted longer! But, they are a10 out of 10!!!! I have ordered them 5-6 times and will continue!
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Jessica H.
Pens are not smooth, they skip and seem dry or old. Definitely not as glittery as indicated and the two tone effect is not apparent. Only 1 color showed any signs of having a two tone effect. Sadly these would be ok for journaling but not anything else as the ink flow is inconsistent. Pens would be fun but they need redesigning.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023 by Stephanie
Style: 1st Generation
Loved the colors & was excited to use but the pen stopped working after just a few minutes. I didn’t bother with the others.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by AFMom2
Love the colors
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by Kimberly Gwaltney