Capuchadou 10 cm Folding knife Guilloché & Studded Black Horn Tip

In the 19th century, prior to the creation of the Laguiole, French shepherds relied on a knife called the "Capuchadou" (or "capujadou"). This versatile tool served many purposes, ranging from lunch preparation to tending to their flocks. To bestow good fortune, the addition of a four-leaf clover became customary. Guilloche: The Guilloché series features additional chiseling of the spring and liners (top & bottom. This knife's "bee" and the spring (4-leaf clover) are forged from one piece of stainless steel. The shamrock also features a genuine gemstone in its center. The shamrock also features a genuine gemstone in its center.Pink Stone: AmethystRed Stone: CoralineBlue Stone: Lapis LazuliBeige Stone: Tiger's eye Consider this: This knife was handmade in Europe's capital of cutlery, "Thiers." The Gilles® Fontenille Pataud collections of knives are considered by many to be some of the best pocket knives money can buy. All Knives offered by Gilles are made entirely by a single craftsm