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The Rough Rider Stoneworx Toothpick holds a mirror-finished stainless clip blade paired with a malachite and pearl handle for a collector's in a distinctive handle material piece that stands well apart from standard bone or wood patterns.
Stone and mineral handle materials have a long tradition in specialty cutlery, and malachite, a naturally green banded mineral, and pearl together give this Stoneworx handle a striking, one-of-a-kind look no synthetic material can replicate, each piece showing its own natural variation in pattern and shade. The mirror blade finish gives a bright, polished look that complements the handle's natural shine. At just 3 inches closed, the toothpick pattern's slim, elongated silhouette is one of the most recognizable traditional shapes, prized for its slender profile as much as its cutting capability. A slip joint holds the blade open with spring tension, opened the traditional way with a nail nick, the same simple mechanism traditional pocketknives have relied on for generations, a fitting nod to tradition on an otherwise thoroughly modern-looking handle built from natural stone rather than the usual bone or wood.
Rough Rider's Stoneworx series brings natural stone and mineral materials to traditional cutlery, a distinctive line for collectors who want something beyond standard bone and wood. Explore more Toothpick Knives.
The Rough Rider Stoneworx Toothpick holds a mirror-finished stainless clip blade paired with a malachite and pearl handle for a collector's in a distinctive handle material piece that stands well apart from standard bone or wood patterns.
Stone and mineral handle materials have a long tradition in specialty cutlery, and malachite, a naturally green banded mineral, and pearl together give this Stoneworx handle a striking, one-of-a-kind look no synthetic material can replicate, each piece showing its own natural variation in pattern and shade. The mirror blade finish gives a bright, polished look that complements the handle's natural shine. At just 3 inches closed, the toothpick pattern's slim, elongated silhouette is one of the most recognizable traditional shapes, prized for its slender profile as much as its cutting capability. A slip joint holds the blade open with spring tension, opened the traditional way with a nail nick, the same simple mechanism traditional pocketknives have relied on for generations, a fitting nod to tradition on an otherwise thoroughly modern-looking handle built from natural stone rather than the usual bone or wood.
Rough Rider's Stoneworx series brings natural stone and mineral materials to traditional cutlery, a distinctive line for collectors who want something beyond standard bone and wood. Explore more Toothpick Knives.
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