Glitter Gel Pens Set, 36 Colors

Quick overview

Four ink styles—glitter, neon glitter, pastel, and metallic—give this 36-color gel pen set more variety than a collection of standard gel pens. That mix is useful when you want lettering, accents, and colored details to look different without switching between separate sets.

The 1mm fine tips are intended for both detailed drawing and bolder lines. The water-based ink is described as smooth-flowing and suitable for light or dark paper, so the pens are aimed at coloring books, journals, cards, and everyday notes.

A solid pick if you enjoy decorative writing and want multiple shimmering effects in one organized case. It is less focused on plain, fast note-taking than a basic set of non-glitter pens.

How to use it

Use the fine tips for outlines, small illustrations, and lettering, then bring in the metallic or glitter colors for highlights. For example, you could add a bright title to a journal page, draw a small border around it, and use a pastel shade for notes. The different finishes make that kind of page more varied without needing a separate marker set.

The product information says the pens have three times the ink capacity of standard gel pens. That may appeal if you use decorative colors often, though the listing doesn’t give a total ink volume or a way to compare how long each pen will last. The ink is also described as non-toxic and odorless, but those claims don’t tell you how the pens will feel on every paper type.

Practical tips

Keep the pens in their individual slots between uses, the included case is designed to keep the colors together and make the set portable. On a new coloring page or journal, try a small mark in an inconspicuous spot first, especially if the paper is thin or has a coated surface. The description says the ink resists fading and won’t bleed through pages, but paper varies, and no paper-weight guidance is provided. Results on very thin pages are hard to predict without that measurement.

If your main goal is writing compact notes, a fine tip helps, but the glitter and metallic finishes are geared toward visual effect rather than an understated look. A conventional gel pen set may be a better fit for everyday writing, while this one makes more sense when color and shimmer are part of the project.

Before you decide

What ink styles are included? Glitter, neon glitter, pastel, and metallic, across 36 colors.

Can these pens be used on dark paper? The description says they are intended for both light and dark paper. It doesn’t specify paper types or provide performance details for particular surfaces, so a small test mark is sensible.

What is the tip size? The pens have 1mm fine tips, intended for detailed work as well as more visible lines.

Should you buy it?

Choose this set if you want a broad range of decorative colors for adult coloring, journaling, drawing, scrapbooking, or handmade cards, and would use the glitter and metallic finishes often. The individual slots also help keep a large set sorted between projects.

You may want to skip it if your priority is simple, consistent writing for work or school, or if you need specific guidance about performance on thin paper. The description gives useful basics—color range, ink styles, and tip size—but not paper-weight compatibility or total ink volume. That makes this a more appealing choice for expressive paper projects than for buyers looking for a straightforward everyday pen set.