Napier Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

⚔️ Scottish Clan Crest Higher Quality Sgian Dubh

Made in Scotland by The Sgian Dubh Company

Celebrate your proud Scottish heritage with this exceptional, high-quality Sgian Dubh — the finest available on the market today. Handcrafted in Scotland by The Sgian Dubh Company, each piece comes elegantly presented in a premium blue presentation box marked “Made in Scotland” — a testament to authenticity and craftsmanship.

🛡 Design & Craftsmanship

This traditional Scottish black-handled knife is beautifully mounted with your Clan crest, available in lead-free pewter or fine sterling silver. Each crest is exquisitely detailed and encircled by a traditional belt and buckle design, inscribed with your Clan motto in raised relief lettering — symbolizing centuries of loyalty and identity.

Expertly designed, the handle and sheath are crafted from durable resin with nickel silver plated fittings, while the blade is stainless steel for long-lasting beauty and strength. The top is adorned with a stunning imitation glass gemstone — choose from blue sapphire, emerald green, or purple amethyst when ordering.

📏 Specifications

• Overall Length: 7 ½” (190 mm)

• Width: 1 ⅜” (35 mm)

• Blade: Stainless steel

• Fittings: Nickel silver plated

• Crest Diameter: 11/16" (19.5 mm)

• Gemstone Options: Blue Sapphire • Emerald Green • Purple Amethyst

• Packaging: Premium blue presentation box

💎 A Symbol of Heritage

Each Sgian Dubh is individually handcrafted to order, ensuring that every piece is a unique reflection of your Clan. Whether worn with Highland dress or displayed with pride, this exquisite item is both a statement of heritage and a work of art.

All Clans are available — even smaller or lesser-known ones.

🕰 A Legacy in Craftsmanship

With over 43 years of experience, our studio continues the tradition of creating heirloom-quality Clan jewelry — now for the children and grandchildren of our first customers.

📜 The Origin of the Sgian Dubh

The name Sgian Dubh (Gaelic for Black Knife) is believed to stem from its dark appearance — the early handles were carved from black bog wood, and the blades darkened with age. Another theory suggests its “dark” name arose from the weapon’s once-concealed nature. Over time, it became customary to wear the Sgian Dubh visibly in the top of the stocking — a sign of friendship and honesty, showing one’s hands were free of concealed weapons.

The Sgian Dubh is not and should not be considered a weapon, but rather a symbol of honor, heritage, and tradition.

Handcrafted in Scotland by a master craftsman — made just for you.
Alba gu bràth!