Bone Single-Edge Dagger with Shield Inlay and Turquoise Pins

The Bone Single-Edge Dagger centers a small shield inlay in pale bone. That shield is an old cutlery marker, set by hand into the scale. Two turquoise pins sit below it in a clean line. Silver fittings close both ends of the handle.

The blade runs three and a half inches of swirling Damascus. A satin etch separates the light and dark bands. The spine stays straight before angling to a fine point. Only the belly carries an edge, keeping the spine solid.

Cream bone gives the handle a warm, even tone. A polished bolster meets the blade at the front. A matching cap finishes the butt end. Divine Knives forges each blade and fits each handle by hand. Bone is a natural material with its own quiet variation. No two handles carry exactly the same tone.

Single-Edge Dagger at Divine Knives with a shield inlay, turquoise pins, and matching silver bolster and butt cap.

The History Behind This Bone Single-Edge Dagger

Fine-pointed hunting blades have served trappers and outdoorsmen for generations. Bone handles came before synthetics, prized for grip and quiet tone. Shield inlays marked better-grade cutlery long before brand stamps appeared. Damascus forging reaches back centuries, valued for strength and grain. Divine Knives carries those old habits into this compact build.

Bone Handle Fixed Blade Performance

The fine point suits detail work and careful trimming tasks. A single edge keeps the spine solid behind the cut. The short blade gives close control near the hand. Wipe the blade dry after use and apply a light coat of oil. Damascus can spot if left damp, so dry it fully.

Specifications

• Overall Length: 7.5 inches
• Blade Length: 3.5 inches
• Blade Material: Damascus steel
• Blade Pattern: Swirling wood-grain Damascus pattern
• Blade Finish: Satin acid-etched finish
• Handle Length: 4 inches
• Handle Material: Cream bone with dark shield inlay
• Bolster: Polished silver-toned bolster with matching butt cap
• Pin Detail: Two turquoise pins
• Type: Single-edge fixed blade

Traditional Hunting Dagger Construction

The bone scales sit tight between the bolster and the butt cap. Turquoise pins run through the handle for a firm hold. The shield inlay is seated flush into the bone surface. Silver fittings protect both ends of the handle from knocks. Dry storage keeps the bone stable through seasonal humidity.

Best Used

This is a Collector Display Dagger, display cases and gifting to an outdoorsman. Its size and detail work read well in the hand. The shield and pin work also stand out in a case. Order the Bone Single-Edge Dagger today. A shield inlay with turquoise pins appears on no other blade here.

Every knife ships with secure, tracked shipping and careful packaging. Divine Knives keeps stock limited on this design. Each handle takes real time to fit, pin, and inlay. Collectors wanting visible handwork often pick this over plain scales. The inlay and fittings give it lasting appeal.

FAQ’s

Is the blade real Damascus steel?

Yes. The blade is forged from layered Damascus steel with a swirling pattern.

Is the handle real bone or ivory?

It is natural bone. No ivory is used in this knife.

Does this listing include the other colored knives shown?

No. This listing covers the cream bone knife in front. The others are separate colorways.

How is this different from the Small Cowboy Bowie?

That knife is nine inches with a two-tone wood and bone handle. This one is seven and a half inches with a single bone piece.

How is this different from the Camel Bone Damascus Fillet?

That knife is a long eight-inch fillet blade with a sheath. This one is a short pointed blade with no sheath.