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Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10” Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10” Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10” Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10” Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10”
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Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10”

$32.99
  • Back Order - Expected Arrival : 08/12/2026
43360 #17 BK4312
4.7 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • A collectible dagger that would have been found in the armory of a Gaelic castle or belted on an Irish nobleman
  • It has a 5" stainless steel blade with Celtic knotwork on the spine to complement the design of the openwork handle
  • Crafted of steel, the handle has an openwork, Celtic knot inspired design, which features a traditional knot emblem and a faux emerald set into the pommel
  • The 10” overall dagger is housed in a coordinating black scabbard, which features a decorative steel tip and a faux emerald detail
Twisted Celtic Dagger With Sheath - Stainless Steel Blade, Solid Steel Handle, Faux Emerald Accent - Length 10”
  • A collectible dagger that would have been found in the armory of a Gaelic castle or belted on an Irish nobleman
  • It has a 5" stainless steel blade with Celtic knotwork on the spine to complement the design of the openwork handle
  • Crafted of steel, the handle has an openwork, Celtic knot inspired design, which features a traditional knot emblem and a faux emerald set into the pommel
  • The 10” overall dagger is housed in a coordinating black scabbard, which features a decorative steel tip and a faux emerald detail
$32.99
The Twisted Celtic Dagger would have been found in the armory of a Gaelic castle or belted on an Irish nobleman. It has a 5" stainless steel blade with Celtic knotwork on the spine to complement the design of the openwork handle. Crafted of steel, the handle has an openwork, Celtic knot inspired design, which features a traditional knot emblem and a faux emerald set into the pommel. The 10” overall dagger is housed in a coordinating black scabbard, which features a decorative steel tip and a faux emerald detail. If you’re a collector of all things Celtic, you can’t pass this magnificent dagger up for your collection!

Overall rating: 3.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Cheap

"The quality of the blade isn't bad in engraving I had put on it was as if a 5 year old did it the sheath was made of hard plastic as was the handle seemed to be much cheaper the 44$ i feel like I paid for a 15$ blade. I haven't had this type of quality issue front Bud ever in all the years of ordering if you are to buy something like this your best bet would be just going to a store that specializes in it then wasting your money on this cuz if this item was as bad as this then mostly the rest of there items will be like dollar store knock offs up marked to make a buck."

— sydney k. (3/5)

Twisted Celtic Dagger w/sheath

"Blade was more dull than expected and the sheath doesn’t fit all the way down the tang of the blade which was kind of a bummer. Not like a planned on using it other than for display but was hands down my least favorite blade that I ordered from my last pick up. Not terrible but the design needs work."

— Nigel M. (3/5)

Survival Gear

"A OK"

— John B. (4/5)

Attractive

"I needed this knife to reflect to my Irish heritage and I'm not disappointed. The shape and feel in hand is excellent. It is light in weight and swift. The sheath adds even more appeal and fits the blade snugly. Small critique: The cutting edge requires a hone to be keen and the "gem" at the pommel is a bit cloudy. Not sure how the nobleman was able to belt this weapon or quickly withdraw it from the sheath. No worries, it's still a great piece!"

— Don (5/5)

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