Damascus Stag Horn Sgian Dubh

This stag horn sgian dubh is made in Scotland with a beautiful and functional Damascus steel blade, real stag horn handle, and a Celtic embossed leather sheath. Each piece of horn is unique and random, making yours a one-of-a-kind dubh. 

In Celtic legend, which predates heraldry, the stag is a very powerful symbol. In early history, the stag in Ireland and Scotland was a very large and powerful animal. One of the rituals relating to leadership was to have the candidate hunt and kill a stag using only a knife made from a stag’s horn. The person would then take on the persona of the stag, gaining its strength and wisdom.

• Made in Scotland
• Real Damascus Blade
• Genuine Stag Antler Handle
• Embossed Leather Sheath
• One of a Kind Sgian Dubh
• Each Horn is Unique
• Blade 3.5 in, Handle about 4 in, Sheath 4.5 in, Overall Length about 8.5 in.

Clan Crest Sgian Dubhs

Scots make our Clan Crest Sgian Brew in Glasgow. They fit into your hose, and don’t fall out, like some other sgian brews. Our Clan Crest Stag Handle Sgian Dubh have a small clan crest badge inlaid into the end of the antler handle. Choose from 6 different stone colors for your Fancy Sgian Dubh. They’re specially made in Scotland. The sheath features a trefoil knot on the tip, and an intricate Celtic knot near the opening. 

Our Pewter Thistle Clan Crest Sgian Dubh is an upgraded version of our standard clan crest sgian dubh.  Scottish crafters make it with higher quality materials than the standard sgian dubh, and they inlay the clan crest into the handle. You also have the choice of 6 colors for the stone, rather than the one color for the standard sgian dubh. Our Pewter Celtic Knot Clan Crest Sgian Dubh features Celtic knot detailing on the handle and sheath. If you’d like an even more useful sgian dubh, check out The Officer Clan Crest Sgian Dubh. It features a corkscrew and bottle opener. Lastly, the Thistle Mount Clan Crest Sgian Dubh features your clan crest and choice of stone color (out of 6 colors). The thistle motif on the sheath tip and the thistle mount around the opening of the sheath set it apart.