Vein Turquoise Collection Letter OpenerVein Turquoise The power of water, wind and time have worked it's magic at the Nacozari Mine in Sonora, Mexico, just south of Bisbee, Arizona. These forces have created beautiful Vein Turquoise, which runs like a river sandwiched between canyon walls. The host rock, or boulder, offers a wonderful contrast to the Vein Turquoise that it surrounds. Our Vein Turquoise is a unique new presentation for Santa Fe Stoneworks pocket knives & table cutlery. We

Bolster- Titanium With textured finish

Santa Fe craftsmanship

The undersides of Woolly Mammoth Tusks often show wear

Warm earth tones

Coming from Moab

We also feature Jet

and the Spalted Beech Collection is the beginning of Santa Fe Stoneworks exotic wood series - there will be many more to come

The Santokus are called "Hammered Damascus" because the hammer marks produced in the folding process are left on the top of the blade with the bottom half finished

The slicer has a 8 3/4" blade with a handle that is 5" for overall length of 13 3/4"

The material in these knives is fossilized Woolly Mammoth Bone

attraction during mating and as a display of dominance to other Woolly Mammoths

In the early 1980's Sal Glesser