J. Finley Damascus Collectors Hunting Knife with Australian Boulder Opal & Black Walnut
SKU:
741
$1,395.00
$1,395.00
per item
Exquisite Collector's Hunting Knife made of American Damascus
This knife is hand-made and One-of-a-kind
Blade length: 5.5"
Handle length: 4.9"
Overall length: 10.4"
This knife is hand-made and One-of-a-kind
- Handle made of natural Australian Boulder Opal and Burled Black Walnut
- Nickel Separators & Nickel Bolsters
- Full Spine Filework
- American made J. Finley Damascus
- Includes beautiful custom sheath with natural Alligator & Rattlesnake Skin
Blade length: 5.5"
Handle length: 4.9"
Overall length: 10.4"
1 available
About
Boulder opal is one of the most valuable varieties of opal. Boulder opal is also quite rare, accounting for approximately 2% of all of Australia's opal. Boulder opal was first discovered in Quilpe, Western Australia, around the year 1870. Boulder opal is found embedded in large boulders of ironstone, which is how it earned its name. Almost all boulder opal available today is from Western Queensland's opal-rich fields, confined to an area of about 200 to 300 square kilometers. Also, boulder opal is one of the official birthstones for the month of October
Boulder opal is one of the most valuable varieties of opal. Boulder opal is also quite rare, accounting for approximately 2% of all of Australia's opal. Boulder opal was first discovered in Quilpe, Western Australia, around the year 1870. Boulder opal is found embedded in large boulders of ironstone, which is how it earned its name. Almost all boulder opal available today is from Western Queensland's opal-rich fields, confined to an area of about 200 to 300 square kilometers. Also, boulder opal is one of the official birthstones for the month of October