A Tiny Sword with 19th-Century Swagger, crafted in 18kt yellow gold the handle is set with 6 bezel set garnets and a blade of sharp Damascus steel.
Slice open your mail like a proper Victorian gentle person—with just a touch of medieval flair. This handmade 1880s letter opener pairs 18-karat gold craftsmanship with a Damascus steel double-edged blade, giving everyday correspondence a serious upgrade.
Six blood-red cabochon garnets glow from ornate foliate repoussé and acanthus-engraved motifs, while the bright-cut scabbard adds a flash of antique luxury. It’s more than a desk accessory—it’s a 150-year-old work of art that whispers, “You’ve got mail… the elegant way.”
⚔️ Hand-forged Damascus steel: folded and layered for that signature water-ripple pattern.
6 cabochon cut Garnets totaling ~18 carats, each a deep purplish red, bezel-set in glowing 18K gold.
Victorian craftsmanship, circa 1880s — handmade, hallmarked, and still ready for duty.
Dimensions:
Handle to hilt: 2¾″ | Blade: 2⅞″ (5.5 dwt) | Scabbard: 3¼″ | Gross weight: 36.3 dwt
Condition: Fine antique state with light dents—remarkable for 150 years of history.
(PS: It’s the perfect conversation starter. Just… maybe don’t try flying with it—or flashing it on BART.)