Handmade Damascus knives are expensive because of a combination of materials, craftsmanship, time, and performance Handmade by master blacksmiths in the Middle East.

Complex Forging Process

Damascus steel isn’t just one metal — it’s multiple layers of different steels (often high-carbon and nickel steels) forge-welded together.

The smith repeatedly heats, hammers, folds, and welds the metal to create dozens or even hundreds of layers.

This takes many hours (or even days) of skilled manual labor and precise temperature control.

Master Craftsmanship

Each blade is individually forged by hand, not stamped or mass-produced.

Skilled bladesmiths often have years or decades of experience, and their labor rates reflect that.

The pattern (the “Damascus” look) is carefully controlled — a mix of art and science.

AS FUTURE ASSETS: High carbon steel items can indeed hold their value well even if they develop rust over the years. This is because high carbon steel is highly regarded for its durability, sharpness, and overall performance, especially in applications like knives and tools. Many enthusiasts and collectors appreciate the unique character that develops with age, including a patina or surface rust, which can add to the item's charm and authenticity.

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GRIND: Diligence Hand Grind How to care for your new knives: Store in a dry place, moisture encourages rust. After use, wash and dry the blade & apply vegetable oil, or any food safe lubricating oil.

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