The MacDonald Clan Crest Stone Top Thistle Design Sgian Dubh is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to add a touch of Scottish culture to their outfit. Whether you're attending a Highland gathering or simply want to showcase your Scottish heritage, this sgian dubh will make a bold statement.

Featuring a sleek ebony effect handle with a stunning pewter Celtic design, this sgian dubh exudes elegance and craftsmanship. The stainless steel blade adds a touch of modernity to the traditional design, making it a versatile piece that can be appreciated by both traditionalists and contemporary enthusiasts.

The stone top of the sgian dubh is adorned with a classic amber color, adding a touch of warmth and richness to the overall appearance. The handle proudly displays a pewter clan crest badge, allowing you to personalize this piece with your own clan insignia. With over 150 available clans to choose from, you can proudly represent your heritage wherever you go.

Not only is this sgian dubh a stylish accessory, but it also serves a practical purpose. The small dagger is traditionally worn in the top of your hose (sock) as part of your Highland outfit. However, even if you don't wear Highland dress regularly, this sgian dubh can still be appreciated as an ornamental item, such as a letter opener.

Included with the sgian dubh is a celtic design scabbard and a presentation box with a clear top and satin lining, ensuring that this piece is protected and ready to be displayed or given as a gift.

• Stylish ebony effect handle with a pewter Celtic design
• Personalize with a pewter clan crest badge from over 150 available clans

Don't miss the opportunity to own this MacDonald Clan Crest Stone Top Thistle Design Sgian Dubh. Its timeless design, quality materials, and rich heritage make it a truly special piece that will be treasured for generations.

What Our Customers Have Said About This Product ...
	"It's beautiful. It makes a wonderful addition to my clan wall. I will be making more purchases in the future to complete my husband's clan wall. Thank you."