Roquefort knife Damascus blade blue mammoth tusk

Blue fossil mammoth ivory from Siberia. Rare fossil material taken from the outer bark of the tusk.
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Blue fossil mammoth ivory from Siberia. Rare fossil material taken from the outer bark of the tusk.
The blue color is the most popular in the world of beautiful cutlery.
It happens that part of the defense takes on natural blue-green hues due to the presence of an iron phosphate, vivianite.
Blue mammoth ivory remains one of the rarest and most difficult materials to collect. The crust, very hard, is the first layer of the tusk in contact with the ground.

Extinct more than 10,000 years ago, mammoths are currently found in the permafrost (eternal frost) in Siberia. With global warming, these hostile lands are revealing, on the surface, remains of mammoths in a perfect state of preservation.

Mechanism in high quality 12 C 27 carbon stainless steel from the Forges de Thiers, the world capital of cutlery.
160-layer twisted stainless steel Damascus blade, very high quality.

Hand-turned guilloche on the spring and blade side plates.
Leather pouch included.