Heartwood is light yellowish-brown, distinct from the pale brown sapwood. It has an accentuated fibrous aspect at the tangential figure, due to prominence of axial parenchyma, fibers and vascular lines. Grain interlocked, texture coarse, luster lacking an
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Angelim Vermelho is a dense, heavy, light reddish-brown wood. It turns fairly easily, though due to its hardness, it has a medium blunting effect on tools. It sands and finishes well.
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Ipe, or Brazilian Walnut, is a very hard, dense wood with a deep, rich brown coloration and exceedingly fine graining. This wood's color range varies considerably based on where it grows. It can vary from a light, yellowish-tan color, with greenish overto
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Black Walnut is highly prized for its dark-colored true heartwood. It is heavy and strong, yet easily split and worked. Heartwood is a rich chocolate or purplish brown in color, with a dull sheen.
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Jatoba varies from yellowish hues to pink/reds to dark reds with black striping. When first milled, it is a tan/salmon color w/black striping which turns a rich deep red color over time.
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Sucupira heartwood is generally chocolate brown, occasionally grayish-brown, with fine, lighter, parenchyma stripes. The wood has a coarse texture, but turns well. Its unique grain makes excellent pens.
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