Rare Petoskey Fossil + Jasper Damascus Knife

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Exclusive knives built for us by Santa Fe Stoneworks—combining everyday usability with handcrafted beauty

Over the last 35+ years, Santa Fe Stoneworks has been handcrafting the most striking knives we’ve had the pleasure of holding—between the intricate details, the unique materials, and the overall quality of the knives, we’re always eager to see what these bladesmiths come up with next. Their latest batch—made exclusively for Huckberry and built to our specifications—features their trademark artistry with polished ironwood and stunning stones weaving throughout the inlay. As always, their Damascus Steel blade is tough as hell, so don’t be thinking that this knife is all bark and no bite.

Features

• Huckberry exclusive, built to our specifications and only available here
• Showcases stunning petoskey stones that are a combination of stone and fossilized rugose coral from over 4 million years ago
• Finger knife design
• Handle has polished Arizona ironwood throughout
• Coral stone and sterling silver inlay strikes a nice off-color look
• 16-Layer Damascus steel blade
• Extremely strong with excellent edge retention
• One of a kind design, no two knives are exactly the same
• Made in Santa Fe, NM

Materials

• Arizona ironwood
• Petoskey stone
• Damascus Steel

About Arizona Ironwood

Arizona Ironwood, also known as Desert Ironwood, is native to Southwestern US and Sonoran Desert. It is one of the hardest and densest woods in the world. Native Americans have used this wood for centuries. Settlers used it for their wagon wheels. Its colors are said to depict the Southwest desert sunsets with dark rich tones sometimes splashes of reddish, yellowish and even purple hues.

About Damascus Steel

Damascus Steel is characterized by its strength, edge holding ability, and its dramatic appearance. The Damascus Steel used in these knives comes from Japan and is called Sanmai Damascus or Sandwich Damascus. There is a core of vg-10 steel with 16 layers of stainless steel on each side to produce a rust-free Damascus blade.