Damascus Turquoise Inlay Black Micarta Hunter with Leather Sheath

The Damascus Turquoise Inlay Black Micarta Hunter opens with a sharp contrast. A deep black handle meets a bright band of turquoise blue. That turquoise band sits between the handle and a silver bolster. The dark handle material is Micarta, tough and grippy by nature. Underneath that contrast sits a genuine Damascus hunter blade.

Look closely at the blade, and you'll see a dense, swirling pattern. That pattern comes from folding and layering the steel many times over. The edge itself follows a drop point curve, built for control at the tip. Hunters lean on this profile for skinning and field dressing chores. A raw, unpolished finish keeps every swirl of the pattern visible.

This knife ships with a black leather sheath and stamped design. The sheath carries a scroll pattern tooled across the front. Tan stitching runs the full seam for a lasting hold. It's a bold, purpose-built hunter for outdoorsmen and collectors.

Damascus Black Micarta Hunter at Divine Knives with a dense swirl Damascus blade, black Micarta handle, turquoise inlay, and a silver bolster.

The History Behind This Damascus Turquoise Inlay Black Micarta Hunter

Micarta first appeared in the early 1900s as an industrial material. Knife makers later adopted it for its grip and durability outdoors. Turquoise has a much older history in jewelry and tool decoration. Native artisans in the American Southwest used it for centuries. Divine Knives brings both materials together on this Damascus hunter.

Why Choose Turquoise Inlay Hunter

This hunter blade tracks a clean line through skinning and field cuts. Its curved tip enters hide with real precision and control. The folded Damascus structure gives the edge lasting bite between sharpenings. Black Micarta stays grippy even when your hands are wet or greasy. A silver bolster shifts weight forward for a smooth, balanced swing. Turquoise and red accents add color without changing how the knife handles.

Specifications

• Blade Shape: Drop point (hunter pattern)
• Blade Material: Damascus steel, dense swirl pattern
• Blade Finish: Raw natural etched finish
• Blade Length: 4 inches
• Blade Width: 1.1 inches
• Handle Material: Black Micarta
• Handle Accent: Turquoise inlay with red pinstripe
• Handle Length: 4.5 inches
• Overall Length: 8.5 inches
• Bolster: Silver steel
• Pins: 2 white pins
• Tang: Full tang
• Sheath: Black leather, tooled scroll pattern, tan stitching
• Included Pieces: 1 knife with sheath

Damascus Turquoise Inlay Construction

The handle on this hunter is black Micarta, layered and dense. Micarta resists moisture and holds up well outdoors. A turquoise inlay with a red pinstripe sits at the front of the handle. A silver bolster connects the handle to the blade. Steel pins run through the scales for a tight, lasting hold. A quick wipe after each use keeps the blade's pattern looking its best.

Best Used For

This hunter earns its place on hunting trips and field dressing days. The turquoise and black color pairing also gives it real display value. Collectors take real interest in a color combination this striking. Anyone who likes bold knives will appreciate this one as a gift. Order the Damascus Turquoise Inlay Black Micarta Hunter today. Its Damascus blade and bold color pairing make it a knife worth owning.

FAQ’s

What is black Micarta, and why use it for a handle?

Black Micarta is a layered composite material built for grip and durability. It resists moisture and holds up well in wet or greasy conditions.

What does the turquoise inlay add to this knife?

The turquoise inlay adds a bright color accent between the bolster and handle. A thin red pinstripe runs alongside it for extra contrast.

What blade pattern does this knife use?

This blade uses genuine Damascus steel with a dense, swirling pattern. The pattern comes from folding and layering the steel many times.

Does this knife come with a sheath?

Yes, it ships with a black leather sheath. The sheath features a tooled scroll pattern and tan contrast stitching.

How is this different from the Royal Amethyst Resin Damascus Hunter?

The amethyst hunter uses a solid purple resin handle and a brass bolster. This knife uses a black Micarta handle, a turquoise inlay, and a silver bolster.