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Laguiole en Aubrac

Laguiole en Aubrac 4-Piece Handcrafted French Steak Knife Set with Damascus Blades | Buffalo Horn Handles

Laguiole en Aubrac 4-Piece Handcrafted French Steak Knife Set with Damascus Blades | Buffalo Horn Handles

$799.95 USD
$799.95 USD
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Features:

  • Set of 4 heirloom-quality, handcrafted French steak knives featuring authentic buffalo horn handles with natural veining, polished stainless steel blades, and shiny stainless steel bolsters—each engraved with the iconic traditional "Shepherd's Cross" emblem
  • Premium Japanese VG-10 Damascus blades featuring a VG-10 stainless steel cutting core (not AUS-10) with a 65-layer Damascus stainless steel construction (32 layers on each side surrounding the VG-10 core). This San Mai laminated construction delivers exceptional sharpness, excellent edge retention, outstanding corrosion resistance, and a distinctive Damascus pattern. Hardened to approximately 60–61 HRC for long-lasting cutting performance.
  • Blade length: 4.25 in (11 cm) | Overall length: 9 in (23 cm) — ergonomically sized for a comfortable, confident grip at the table
  • Beautifully presented in a premium wooden gift box—perfect for weddings, housewarmings, anniversaries, or any special occasion
  • Includes a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing genuine Laguiole en Aubrac craftsmanship
  • Handmade in Espalion, in the historic Laguiole region of France—a centuries-old tradition of fine French cutlery
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