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Thistle Mount Clan Crest Sgian Dubh

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Made in Scotland:
Stainless steel blade
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Thistle Mount Clan Crest Sgian Dubh

Add a touch of heritage and elegance to your Highland dress with the Thistle Mount Clan Crest Sgian Dubh. Expertly crafted in Scotland, this traditional ceremonial knife features polished rhodium-plated mounts adorned with the iconic Scottish thistle—a symbol of resilience and pride.

The sgian dubh is topped with your choice of a jeweled glass stone in six striking colors: cairngorm, red, green, blue, black, or amethyst. Proudly display your heritage with your choice of over 250 authentic Scottish clan crests, each finely detailed and deeply rooted in tradition.

This sgian dubh comes in a handsome display and storage case, making it a perfect keepsake or gift for any Scot at heart.

Key Features:

  • Made in Scotland with fine quality craftsmanship

  • Polished rhodium-plated thistle mounts for a refined finish

  • Choose from 6 jewel top colors: Cairngorm, Red, Green, Blue, Black, or Amethyst

  • Features your clan crest—over 250 options available

  • Includes a deluxe display and storage case

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The Scottish Thistle: The Legend and Meaning

The Scottish Thistle is more than just a national flower—it's a powerful symbol of resilience and national pride. As the oldest recorded national flower in history, the thistle is instantly recognized as a proud emblem of Scotland.

According to legend, a surprise nighttime attack by Norse invaders was thwarted when one of the enemies stepped barefoot on a thistle. His cries of pain awakened the sleeping Scots warriors, who successfully repelled the attack. In gratitude, the thistle was adopted as Scotland’s enduring symbol.

Today, the thistle represents the bravery, strength, and steadfast spirit of the Celtic people. Its thorns are a reminder that even beauty can defend itself when necessary—making it a fitting icon of Scottish determination and heritage.