Taylor Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

⚔️ Scottish Clan Crest Higher-Quality Sgian Dubh

Embrace centuries of Scottish tradition with this premium Sgian Dubh, made in Scotland by The Sgian Dubh Company—renowned for producing the finest ceremonial knives available today. Each knife arrives in its own elegant blue presentation box, proudly marked Made in Scotland.

✨ Product Highlights

🛡️ Authentic Clan Crest

Display your Scottish Clan heritage with pride. The detailed Clan crest is mounted in lead-free pewter or sterling silver, surrounded by a traditional belt-and-buckle motif bearing your Clan motto in raised relief lettering—symbolizing loyalty and ancestral unity.

⚒️ Superior Scottish Craftsmanship

This is our highest-quality Sgian Dubh, expertly made with a resin handle and nickel-silver-plated fittings. The stainless-steel blade ensures durability and a refined finish. Each knife measures 7½" (190 mm) × 1 3⁄8" (35 mm) and features a glass-stone top available in
🔹 Blue Sapphire 🔹 Emerald Green 🔹 Purple Amethyst
Simply select your preferred color at checkout.

💎 Presentation & Value

Every Sgian Dubh is delivered in a luxury blue gift box, perfect for display or gifting. Comparable genuine antique sterling-silver Sgian Dubhs retail for over $1,000 — ours offer exceptional artistry at a fraction of the price.

📜 Specifications

• Overall Length: 7½" (190 mm)

• Width: 1 3⁄8" (35 mm)

• Blade: Stainless steel

• Fittings: Nickel silver plated

• Crest Diameter: 11⁄16" (19.5 mm)

• Stone Options: Blue sapphire | Emerald green | Purple amethyst

• Materials: Lead-free pewter or sterling silver crest

• Packaging: Blue presentation box

⏳ Made to Order

Each knife is hand-crafted to order; please allow a few days for creation.
✅ All Scottish Clans available.

🗡️ The Legend of the Sgian Dubh

The Gaelic term “Sgian Dubh” means Black Knife. Its origins may stem from early handles carved from dark bog wood or from the tradition of keeping a concealed knife—a sign of readiness yet honor. Over time, Scots began wearing it openly in the kilt hose, symbolizing friendship and trust.
Today, the Sgian Dubh remains a ceremonial accessory, not a weapon — a heritage token of pride, respect, and hospitality.

🏰 A Legacy of Excellence

With over 43 years of experience, our studio continues to craft Clan jewelry and heirlooms for new generations — a living tribute to Scottish spirit and craftsmanship.