Hardwood, Horn, Bone, Synthetic Composite

(Texas Ebony, Turquoise, Buffalo Horn)

• Texas Ebony might be considered one of the only “exotic” hardwoods that’s native to the United States. 

• Kingwood is among the densest of all rosewoods.

• Snakewood in addition to its colorful figure, snakewood is also among the densest and hardest of all wood species worldwide.  

• Desert Ironwood is perhaps one of the most highly-regarded of all woods in knife-making.

• Argentine lignum Vitae heaviest and hardest woods in the world. Its durability in submerged or ground-contact applications is legendary—it has been used for propeller shaft bearings on ships, and its natural oils provide self-lubrication that gives the wood excellent wear resistance.

• Black and White or Pale Moon Ebony regarded to be the most beautiful hardwood in the world it certainly has the most distinctive grain patterns found anywhere.  

• Macassar Ebony dramatic striped appearance.  Yellow to reddish brown body with darker brown or black stripes. 

• Bloodwood is extremely dense, Though it poses challenges in working, its hardness, strength, and coloration make this a crimson favorite.