Laguiole Prestige Knife in Aubrac Bi-material Stone/Wood 1 Piece 12 cm Full Handle in Gold and Ebony Onyx Guilloché Spring Single Guilloché Brass Plates

The Laguiole folding knife in Gold & Ebony Onyx embodies the fascinating union between darkness and brilliance, in a piece of high cutlery that reveals all the know-how of the Laguiole house in Aubrac.

This exceptional knife combines the silky depth of ebony wood with the dark intensity of a black onyx stone, inlaid with gold filaments.

Each Laguiole knife thus becomes a unique piece, sculpted in the noblest materials, combining contrast and harmony. Onyx, a volcanic and symbolic stone, reveals its precious sparkles here: its golden veins seem to trap the light, like solar shards frozen in the night. The handle of the Laguiole knife welcomes this mineral composition in perfect continuity, where the hand perceives the demands of the manufacture.

The guilloché brass, the hand-placed rivets, the finely decorated spring and the chiseled fly sign the inimitable identity of this Laguiole folding knife, sober and sculptural.

Designed without a shepherd’s cross, this Laguiole knife asserts a pure, contemporary and powerful aesthetic, where the material speaks for itself. A rare object, designed for lovers of fine cutlery, for whom elegance is measured by the hand, by the eye, and in the silent density of the materials chosen. Between the black nobility of ebony, the golden depth of onyx and the artisanal tradition of brass, each Laguiole knife bears the imprint of time, fire, and the human hand.

Maintenance of your Laguiole Onyx & Ebony knife

Clean your knife by hand with a soft, slightly damp cloth and then dry it immediately. Never put it in the dishwasher. Feed the ebony handle with a drop of neutral oil if necessary.

Protect the gold-encrusted black onyx stone from shocks: although dense, it remains sensitive to direct impacts.

Place a drop of fine oil on the shaft to ensure a smooth opening.

Store your Laguiole knife in a dry place, preferably open in a sheath or displayed on its holder.

A simple gesture to preserve the perfection of a knife with mineral elegance.