Laguiole knife 30 cm in white mammoth ivory, one front meteorite bolster, ‘wild’ Damascus steel blade

All the parts of this knife are handmade, so it takes a long time to make it.

The bee is chiselled with a chisel and the spring is chiselled with a file.

There is a 6 mm ebony spacer on each side of the spring.

Meteorite : Seymchan is a pallasite meteorite found in the dry bed of the Hekandue river, a left tributary of the Yasachnaya river in the Magadan district of Russia, near the town of Seymchan, in June 1967.

Plate thickness: 2 mm / spring thickness: 4 mm

Knife weight: 1.2 kg

This knife comes in a collector's box with a personalised certificate bearing its photo, signed by the cutler, the blacksmith and Honoré Durand. A genuine identity document for your knife, attesting to its origin and the craftsmanship that went into making it.

This knife comes in a collector's box with a personalised certificate bearing its photo, signed by the cutler, the blacksmith and Honoré Durand. A genuine identity document for your knife, attesting to its origin and the craftsmanship that went into making it.