Stylver pocket knife, damascus, mammoth molar and white bone

REF : FE_ST_MOLOS

1,090.00

This Stylver Luxury pocket knife has a stainless steel damascus blade and a buffalo crust and mammoth crust handle.

The mammoth molar comes from the frozen soils of the arctic regions of Europe and North America.
These massive teeth, almost always perfectly preserved, are stabilized, colored and cut into transverse slices. They present different layers which make up all their beauty and value.

White bone, for its part, is, along with wood, one of the oldest materials used in cutlery.

Length
21 cm
Folded length
12 cm
Width
2 cm
Weight
105 g
Blade length
About 9,5cm
Material
BoneMammoth
Steel
Stainless damascus steel

1 in stock (can be backordered)

1090.00
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Stylver mammoth and bone

Working the materials

This Stylver forced notch knife is a unique and exceptional piece.

The different manufacturing steps of this knife (assembly, adjustment, shaping, polishing, sharpening) were carried out by hand in our workshop in Thiers city region, the French capital of cutlery:

  •  100% french and handmade manufacturing, in our workshop
  • “Rose” damascus steel
  • Plunge line
  • Full grinding
  • Chiselled stainless steel sides
  • Green layers
  • Forged spring forming the Stylver S as bee
  • Handle in green mammoth molar and white bone, with stainless steel inserts
  • Rivets assembly

Sold in cardboard box with full-grain beige leather pouch

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Care instructions

We recommend wiping the blade with a soft sponge.

Epicureans can take the gesture a step further by wiping the blade with a drop of wine.

Dry immediately.

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Feeling from the workshop

The Damascus blade of this STYLVER® knife is made from a twisted martensitic stainless steel bar called Rose, which reveals concentric waves and circles after grinding and revelation.