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MacPherson Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife
MacPherson Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife
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SCOTTISH CLAN CREST SGIAN DUBH
Dress your Highland kit with a ceremonial blade that honors your lineage.
⚔️ Traditional Form, Modern Craft
A classic black-handled Sgian Dubh with a stainless steel blade and nickel-silver plated fittings—equal parts heritage and refinement.
🛡️ Your Clan, Front & Center
Choose your Clan crest in lead-free pewter or fine sterling silver, framed by the timeless belt-and-buckle motif with your motto in raised relief. Crest diameter: 11/16" (19.5 mm).
💎 Finishing Touches
Top it off with your choice of synthetic stones: imitation topaz, sapphire blue, or emerald green—a subtle flash of color that complements any tartan.
📏 Sized for Dress Wear
Overall length 7½" (190 mm) · Width 1⅜" (35 mm). Balanced proportions that sit neatly at the top of your stocking.
🧰 Materials & Build
Resin handle and sheath with plated fittings for durability and value. Prefer museum-grade authenticity? Note that antique Sgian Dubhs with sterling fittings often exceed $1,000—we can advise if you’re seeking one.
🧑🏭 Made to Order—All Clans
Crafted to your specification—please allow a few days for production. All Clans available: include your Clan name (and spelling) in the order comments.
🏛️ Tradition, Not a Weapon
Sgian Dubh means “Black Knife” in Gaelic—likely from early bog-wood handles and darkened blades. Worn visibly at the stocking top, it signals openness among friends—a ceremonial accessory, not a weapon.
Key Details
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Crest: Pewter or sterling silver; 11/16" (19.5 mm)
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Blade: Stainless steel; fittings nickel-silver plated
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Handle/Sheath: Resin
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Gem Options: Imitation topaz, sapphire blue, emerald green
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Dimensions: 7½" L × 1⅜" W (190 × 35 mm)
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Make: Hand-finished; made to order (few days)
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Availability: Every Clan
FAQ
Q: Can I get my specific Clan and spelling?
A: Yes—all Clans and spelling variations are supported. Add details at checkout.
Q: Is this suitable for formal wear?
A: Absolutely—designed for ceremonial Highland dress, worn visibly at the stocking top.
Q: What’s the difference from an antique piece?
A: Antiques often feature solid sterling fittings and can cost $1,000+. This model offers everyday durability and value with plated fittings and a resin handle/sheath.
Q: How long will it take to make?
A: Typically a few days from order to dispatch.
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