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Denniston Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife
Denniston Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife
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🗡 Scottish Clan Crest Sgian Dubh – Traditional Highland Dress Accessory
A proud symbol of Scottish heritage, this Sgian Dubh (Gaelic for Black Knife) is mounted with your Clan crest in lead-free pewter or fine sterling silver, making it both a ceremonial piece and a personal statement of loyalty to your Clan.
🛠 Design & Specifications
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Length: 7 ½" (190 mm)
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Width: 1 ⅜" (35 mm)
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Blade: Stainless steel for lasting sharpness and durability
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Fittings: Nickel silver plated
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Handle & Sheath: Resin material for lightweight practicality
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Gemstone Top: Choice of imitation topaz, sapphire blue, or emerald green synthetic stone
🏴 Clan Crest Details
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Diameter: 11/16" (19.5 mm)
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Surrounded by a belt and buckle design engraved with your Clan motto in raised relief lettering
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Available for every Scottish Clan – simply add your Clan name when ordering
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Handcrafted in sterling silver or lead-free pewter with exquisite attention to detail
💰 Value & Tradition
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This is our economy model Sgian Dubh – beautifully made, but with resin handle and plated fittings
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A genuine antique Sgian Dubh with sterling silver fittings can sell for over $1,000 – making this a high-value, affordable option
📜 The Story Behind the Sgian Dubh
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Traditionally worn in the top of the stocking with Highland attire, in open view to show friendship and peaceful intent
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The name Sgian Dubh is thought to derive from:
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Its dark appearance – early handles were carved from black bog wood
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Its once-concealed nature – a discreet blade carried for protection in the past
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Note: The Sgian Dubh is not, and should never be considered, a weapon — it is a ceremonial accessory with deep cultural roots
💎 Crafted for Generations
With over 40 years in the Scottish Clan crest business, we now make Clan jewelry for the children and grandchildren of our first customers — keeping Scottish tradition alive for future generations.
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