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MacQueen Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

MacQueen Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

Regular price $140.00 CAD
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🗡 Scottish Clan Crest Higher Quality Sgian Dubh – Crafted in Scotland

🏴 A Symbol of Tradition & Prestige

Proudly made in Scotland by The Sgian Dubh Company, this higher-quality Sgian Dubh represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship. Beautifully presented in a luxurious blue gift box and marked “Made in Scotland”, it’s an heirloom-worthy piece for any Highland ensemble.


🎨 Personalised with Your Clan Crest

🛡 Pewter or Sterling Silver Options

Your Clan crest is custom-made in either lead-free pewter or solid sterling silver, framed by the traditional belt and buckle motif with your Clan motto in raised relief.

  • Crest diameter: 11/16" (19.5 mm)

  • All Clans Available – no matter how rare your name.


💎 Exceptional Build & Detailing

📏 Size & Specifications

  • Length: 7 1/2” (190 mm)

  • Width: 1 3/8” (35 mm)

  • Blade: Stainless steel for lasting sharpness

  • Fittings: Nickel silver-plated accents

  • Handle & Sheath: Durable resin with plated metal embellishments

✨ Choice of Top Stone Colors

Select your preferred imitation glass gemstone:

  • Blue Sapphire

  • Emerald Green

  • Purple Amethyst


📜 A Historic Symbol of Loyalty

Historically, Clan chiefs presented their crest to clansmen as a mark of allegiance and family unity. Wearing a Clan crest Sgian Dubh continues this proud tradition today.


🕰 Made to Order with Care

Each Sgian Dubh is handcrafted to order, requiring only a few days for production. The result is a personalized, heirloom-quality knife made just for you.


📖 The Origin of the Sgian Dubh

The Gaelic term Sgian Dubh translates to “Black Knife,” thought to reference its traditional dark handle and aged blade. Another theory links the name to its once-concealed nature — later worn openly in the stocking as part of Highland dress.

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