Cedarstone Heritage Knife – J2 Stainless, Camel Bone & Rosewood

The Cedarstone Heritage™ is a handcrafted hunting and skinning knife combining forged J2 stainless steel with polished genuine camel bone and deep-grained rosewood.

The 4.25-inch deep-belly skinner blade is forged from J2 stainless steel and listed at 56–58 HRC. Its compact 8.5-inch overall length gives it a traditional fixed-blade profile suited to hunting and outdoor use.

The dual-material handle combines polished camel bone with rich rosewood and is accented by an intricate brass mosaic pin. Heavy-duty full-tang construction completes the traditional build, while a custom hand-stitched genuine cowhide leather sheath is included.

Key Features

• Hand-forged J2 stainless steel
• 4.25-inch deep-belly skinner blade
• 8.5-inch overall length
• 56–58 HRC listed hardness
• Polished genuine camel bone handle
• Deep-grained rosewood handle section
• Handcrafted brass mosaic pin
• Heavy-duty full-tang construction
• Genuine cowhide leather sheath
• Handmade construction
• Traditional hunting and skinning design

Specifications

• Model: Cedarstone Heritage™
• Overall Length: 8.5 inches
• Blade Length: 4.25 inches
• Blade Material: Forged J2 Stainless Steel
• Hardness: 56–58 HRC
• Blade Profile: Deep-Belly Skinner
• Handle Material: Genuine Camel Bone & Rosewood
• Handle Detail: Brass Mosaic Pin
• Construction: Heavy-Duty Full Tang
• Sheath: Custom Hand-Stitched Genuine Cowhide Leather
• Style: Hunting / Skinning / Fixed Blade Knife

Care

After use, rinse the blade clean and dry it thoroughly with a clean cloth. Apply a light coat of food-safe mineral oil or suitable blade wax when storing the knife.

Keep the knife in a cool, dry location and avoid prolonged direct contact between the blade and leather sheath. Do not place the knife in a dishwasher.

Handmade Character

The camel bone and rosewood are natural materials, so each knife may display variations in grain, color, texture, and finish. Hand-forged and handmade details may also differ slightly from the photographs, giving each piece its own individual character.