About this Bison

  • Blade Steel: 440C Stainless, 59 HRC, 416 Stainless Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 7 1/2”… Blade length 3 1/8” … 1/8” Tang

  • Handle Material: Red Plume Agate

  • Item: MMB-142

    The Bison is one of the most iconic species associated with the former frontier and the American West. A stout, powerful animal, and a reminder of what was lost and sacrificed in the name of progress.

About Red Plume Agate

Plume agate forms in hot springs, and is made of clays, metals, and minerals. The plume-like patterns are created by microscopic organisms that collect silica and other particles from the hot springs and deposit them in the stone; these components can lead to flowering plumes representing any color of the rainbow.

About this Bison

  • Blade Steel: 440C Stainless, 59 HRC, 416 Stainless Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 7 3/4”… Blade length 3 1/2” … 1/8” Tang

  • Handle Material: Lapis Lazuli

  • Item: MMB-143

About Lapis Lazuli

Lapis Lazul is a deep-blue metamorphic rock prized since antiquity for its intense color. Known for its hypnotizing deep blue color, it can also include a mix of white and gray, with gold-like flecks of pyrite that look like stars cast in a rich night sky. It comes from the mines in Badakhshan, Northeastern Afghanistan, from the Andes mountains near Ovalle, Chile, and to the West of Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia.

About this Sophia ($$ Sold $$$)

  • Blade Steel: CPM 154 Stainless, 59 HRC, 416 Stainless Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 6”… Blade length 2 1/2” … 3/16” Tapered Tang

  • Handle Material: Jade

  • Item: MMS-144

About Jade

Jade is a decorative stone used for thousands of years and revered by ancient cultures including the Mayans, the Maori of New Zealand, and many Chinese Dynasties. Jade is comprised of Nephrite or Jadeite, known for its green hues, and as a symbol of nobility and wealth. This knife is the only one I’ll ever name specifically after the recipient—a unique honor for a special girl.

About this Bison

  • Blade Steel: 440C Stainless, 59 HRC, 416 Stainless Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 7 1/2”… Blade length 3 1/4” … 3/16” Tapered Tang

  • Handle Material: Sodalite

  • Item: MMB-145

About Sodalite

Sodalite is known for its blue hues, ranging from lighter to deep royal blue, along with dramatic streaks of white and black throughout. Sodalite is found in Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Namibia.

About this Lolo

  • Blade Steel: AEB-L Stainless, 59 HRC, Nickel Silver Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 8 1/4”… Blade length 4 1/8” … 1/8” Tang

  • Handle Material: Chrysocolla & Malachite

  • Item: MML-146

    Lolo pass is a famous point along the Nez Perce trail through the Bitterroot mountains on the border of Idaho and Montana. Portions of the trail parallel the Lochsa river, which swells each spring with cold, swift water that cuts through steep ravines of thick evergreens.

About Chrysocolla & Malachite

This unique slab of mixed Chrysocolla & Malachite hails from the famous Ray Mine copper mine in the Mineral Creek District in Pinal County, Arizona. Malachite is a green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral known for its striking banded patterns. Chrysocolla features Cyan, blue-green colors and forms in the oxidation zones of copper ore bodies

About this Lolo

  • Blade Steel: AEB-L Stainless, 59 HRC, Nickel Silver Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 8 1/4”… Blade length 4 1/8” … 1/8” Tang

  • Handle Material: Purpurite

  • Item: MM-147

About Purpurite

Purpurite is a manganese iron phosphate mineral, and when cut parallel to the flash, purpurite has an amazing iridescence and optical effect. It is found in Namibia.

About this Badger

  • Blade Steel: AEB-L Stainless, 59 HRC, Nickel Silver Bolsters

  • Dimensions: OAL 7 1/8”… Blade length 3” … 1/8” Tang

  • Handle Material: Nipomo Marcasite

  • Item: MM-148

About Nipomo Marcasite Plume

Marcasite is a form of Iron Pyrite, with flower-like patterns preserved in chalcedony. The granular inclusions of golden metallic luster float atop a translucent yellow-grey banded Agate host. Nipomo Agate collecting areas have been closed for more than 40 years and old sources are becoming scarce.