Vermont-based artist Steve Rosenbloom started working with Santa Fe Stoneworks over 15 years ago, and the proof is in the inlay. It's made from domestically sourced hardwood and pieced together with the detail of a fine quilt, striking in appearance and smooth to the touch. The blade is stainless steel and features a locking mechanism for added security.

Formed in 1978, Santa Fe Stoneworks is a family-operated business based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Led by co-founder Bill Wirtel, the workshop is recognized as a leader in the field and has consistently produced a wide range of knives—from handmade collector’s items to affordably-priced gifts. For their distinct gemstone knife handles, Santa Fe Stoneworks utilizes a variety of minerals including turquoise, lapis, coral, azurite, and even dinosaur bone.