Mammoth Tooth Lockback Knife, Stripe Inlay

There's a lot going on here. First, let's talk wooly mammoth, specifically, their teeth. This knife features mammoth tooth in the handle sourced from Siberia, once lodged in a live animal around 15,000 years ago. Second, the blade is Damascus steel, so it's uncharacteristically strong and durable with a dramatic appeal thanks to 16 layers of pressed metal. The steel comes from Japan and completes the double handle blade, lock mechanism and all.

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.