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MacThomas Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

MacThomas Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

Regular price $140.00 CAD
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Scottish Clan Crest Higher-Quality Sgian Dubh — Handmade in Scotland ⚔️🏴

Premium ceremonial sgian dubh with your Clan at the forefront

Crafted by The Sgian Dubh Company (Scotland) and presented in a premium blue gift box marked “Made in Scotland,” this is our higher-quality model—built for formal Highland dress and meaningful gifting.


Custom Clan Details ✨

  • Your Clan crest: Choose lead-free pewter or fine sterling silver

  • Heraldic surround: Classic belt & buckle with your Clan motto in raised relief

  • Crest size: 11/16" (19.5 mm)—crisp, high-relief detail


Materials & Build 🛠️

  • Blade: Durable stainless steel

  • Handle & sheath: Resin construction with plated metal fittings for long wear

  • Fittings: Nickel silver plated accents for a refined finish

  • Gemstone top (glass): Blue sapphire, emerald green, or purple amethyst


Dimensions 📏

  • Overall length: 7½" (190 mm)

  • Width: 1⅜" (35 mm)


Why This Model Stands Out ✅

  • Made in Scotland: Authentic craftsmanship by a renowned maker

  • Premium presentation: Arrives in a blue presentation box—gift-ready

  • Accessible luxury: A refined alternative to antique sterling-fitted pieces (often $1,000+)—ask for pricing

  • All Clans covered: We produce designs for every Clan


Ordering & Lead Time 🧭

This sgian dubh is made to order—please allow a few days for completion.
When ordering, specify:

  1. Clan name (we accommodate all spellings)

  2. Crest metal: Pewter or Sterling Silver

  3. Gemstone color: Blue, Green, or Purple


Tradition & Etiquette 📜

Sgian Dubh (Gaelic for “black knife”) likely refers to its historically dark handle (often black bog wood) and naturally darkened blades. Another tradition links the name to its once-concealed nature—hence today’s custom of wearing it visibly at the top of the stocking, signaling friendship and good intent.

Note: The sgian dubh is a ceremonial accessory, not a weapon.


Care Tips 🧼

  • Wipe blade and fittings dry after wear

  • Store in a cool, dry place; avoid prolonged moisture

  • For sterling crests, use a soft silver cloth—no harsh chemicals


A Living Legacy 🧵

With 43+ years in Clan crest craftsmanship, we’re honored to create heirloom pieces for the children and grandchildren of our earliest customers—keeping Scottish tradition beautifully alive.

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