Tesoro Button Lock: Damasteel Mammoth Collection

Santa Fe Stoneworks Custom Collection

This is the second version of the original Santa Fe Stoneworks button lock knife, the “Tesoro”. This model has a Titanium body weighing only 2.3 oz. These Tesoro models feature an Odin Heim Damasteel blade. Damasteel is a forged one-of-a-kind Damascus made in Sweden. It is best known for its excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, superior edge sharpness and cutting ability. It is also known as the best overall stainless Damascus-patterned steel resulting in a homogenous product. This knife is designed and made with full attention to detail, fit and form. 

The Italian word for beautiful or treasured is “Tesoro”. We hope you will enjoy your “Dama-Tesoro”. 

Fossilized Woolly Mammoth Bone

The material in these knives is fossilized Woolly Mammoth Bone, from Siberia, and over 10-15,000 years old. Woolly Mammoth Bones were used as construction material for dwellings by both Neanderthals and modern Humans during the ice age. Bones were made into various tools, furniture and musical instruments. Large Bones, such as shoulder bones, were also used to cover dead human bodies when buried.

Fossilized Woolly Mammoth Tusk

The material in these knife handles is fossilized Woolly Mammoth Tusk, the undersides of Woolly Mammoth tusks often show wear, suggesting that they were used in scraping snow and ice off of the ground cover of vegetation during feeding.

They also used their tusks for protection from predators, attraction during mating and as a display of dominance to other Woolly Mammoths. We proudly show our respect by using this material in our best knives.

Mammoth fossils are 150,000+ year old natural material so patterns and colors vary on each knife, No two are the same! These Photos are representations of the Material, actual products will vary in color and patterns.

Woolly Mammoth Tooth

Of all the animals that lived during the last Ice Age, the Woolly Mammoth is one of the best known. The material in our knife handle is actually a section of a tooth from a Woolly Mammoth – one that lived around 15,000 years ago.

There is a limited supply of the tooth which comes from Siberia.

Mammoth fossils are 150,000+ year old natural material so patterns and colors vary on each knife, No two are the same! These Photos are representations of the Material, actual products will vary in color and patterns.