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Abalone laguiole folding knife with treble clef spring and damascus blade
Abalone laguiole folding knife with treble clef spring and damascus blade
A 120-layer Damascus blade, an abalone mother-of-pearl handle and a chiselled treble clef: a collector’s laguiole in which nothing repeats.
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We guarantee this knife and its components for life.
We deliver all over the world.
We will provide you with a return label within 30 days if this item is not to your liking
This laguiole knife can be re-sharpened by us at any time during its service life.
This knife comes with a certificate of origin attesting to its provenance.
Technical Specifications
- Blade in stainless Damascus steel, 120 layers
- Hardness: up to 63-64 HRC
- Handle in abalone mother-of-pearl
- Bolsters in solid stainless steel
- Spring forged in 3 mm stainless steel, hand-guilloché
- Fly chiselled in the shape of a treble clef
- Handle 12 cm, 22 cm open
- Locking system: traditional slip joint
- Blade stop
- French artisanal craftsmanship
- Black magnetic gift box, certificate of origin, lifetime warranty
Details
The Damascus of this blade is a stainless steel made by powder metallurgy: very fine and rich in carbon, it takes a very hard temper after cryogenic treatment. Forged in 120 layers, folded and drawn out, it reveals patterns that are never reproduced identically. Facing it, the abalone mother-of-pearl displays its shifting blues, greens and purples. No two of these laguiole knives are alike.
Did you know?
The word “damask” originally referred to the moiré fabrics woven in Damascus, not to the swords forged there. The process consists of hammering, folding and drawing out the metal to drive out impurities, until a composite material with alternating layers is obtained. To reveal its structure, the blade is dipped in an acid that darkens the carbon and brings out its pattern. On this laguiole, this heritage meets the forged and chiselled treble clef fly.
For the collector, it is the meeting of two materials that are never found identical twice. For the music lover, it is a treble clef that accompanies every meal. Brought out at the table, this Damascus laguiole knife immediately raises questions: where does the pattern on the blade come from, and these reflections in the handle? Guaranteed for life, resharpened by us and delivered with its certificate of origin, it is a piece you acquire to keep, then to pass on.
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