SCOTTISH CLAN CREST HIGHER QUALITY SGIAN DUBH

🗡️ Premium Highland Classic — Crafted in Scotland by The Sgian Dubh Company, this is our highest-quality, black-handled Sgian Dubh—presented in an elegant blue gift box clearly marked “Made in Scotland.”

🛡️ Your Clan, Your Crest — Personalize the hilt with your Clan crest in lead-free pewter or fine sterling silver. The crest sits within the traditional belt-and-buckle surround with your motto in raised relief, echoing the historic bond between chiefs and clansmen.

⚙️ Materials & Build — A stainless steel blade pairs with a durable resin handle and sheath and nickel silver–plated fittings for a polished, long-lasting finish—top-tier quality without the four-figure price of antique sterling sets (ask for current pricing).

💎 Choose Your Stone — The pommel is set with an imitation glass stone in Blue Sapphire, Emerald Green, or Purple Amethyst—simply select your favorite when ordering.

📏 Sized for Formal Wear — Measures 7½" (190 mm) long and 1⅜" (35 mm) wide. The Clan crest is 11/16" (19.5 mm) in diameter—crisp, detailed, and easy to admire.

🧵 Made to Order, All Clans — Every Clan is available without exception. Each knife is made to order—please allow a few days for crafting by our Scottish artisan team.

🧭 Tradition, Not a Weapon — Worn visibly in the top of the stocking with Highland dress, the Sgian Dubh (“black knife”) is a ceremonial accessory—not intended or sold as a weapon.

Quick Specs

• Maker: The Sgian Dubh Company (Scotland)

• Blade: Stainless steel

• Hilt & Sheath: Resin with nickel silver–plated fittings

• Crest Options: Lead-free pewter or sterling silver; raised-relief motto & belt-and-buckle surround

• Pommel Stone: Imitation glass — Sapphire • Emerald • Amethyst

• Dimensions: 7½" (190 mm) L × 1⅜" (35 mm) W

• Crest Size: 11/16" (19.5 mm) diameter

• Packaging: Blue presentation box, “Made in Scotland”

• Availability: All Clans; made to order (a few days)

📜 The Origin of the Sgian Dubh

• Name & look: Sgian Dubh means “black knife” in Gaelic—likely from the dark handle (often black bog wood) and the blade’s patina over time.

• Why it’s visible: Tradition holds it should be worn in plain sight at the top of the stocking—signaling friendship and transparent intent.

• Cultural role: A ceremonial accessory in Highland dress, celebrated for symbolism and craftsmanship.

👪 Crafted for Generations — We’ve created Scottish Clan crest jewelry for 43+ years, now proudly serving the children and grandchildren of our original customers.