Please note: I do not sell material; quite the opposite, I purchase rare and unusual materials to use in my knife creation projects. If you have materials that are rare and durable, I may be interested in purchasing or trading for them!
Thanks!
Jay
I continually acquire new materials for knives. I'm always on the lookout for gemstone, exotic and domestic woods, sheath material and exotic skins, knife blade, stand, and knife case material. From time to time, I try to come up with new and exciting items for use in my projects, and available for use in custom knives for my clients. Some materials are more conventional, but all are beautiful and interesting in their own way. That is one of the most exciting things about this career, and I love to share my fascination of these materials with my clients and knife aficionados.
If you have or know of sources for rare and exotic materials, either domestic or imported, please don't hesitate to contact me! I've been known to trade money toward knives and art projects for a client's investment of unique materials, sometimes complete knives can be trade for really special stuff.
I'll update this list when I receive new materials, but that doesn't guarantee that I'll have enough for every particular request. Just like with the rest of my material supply and inventory, we'll have to go on a case by case basis.
Some of the materials have pictures available of either similar pieces of the same type of material, or the material itself. They are linked in blue to those pictures. Of course, if the material is already on a finished knife, the new bulk material may vary in appearance.
These are by no means the complete inventory of what I have available, just the latest in acquisitions. I literally have hundreds of gemstone, wood, and metallic materials on hand ready for custom and inventory projects. Please do contact me if you want more information on using any of these or any other materials for your custom knife projects you would like me to create for you!

| Metals for Blades and Fittings | Gemstones for Handles | Woods for Handles, Stands | Manmade Materials and Exotic Skins, Leathers |
| Various Stainless damascus | Bulico Jasper | Apple | Burgundy Tough Ceramic |
| Mokume gane (copper, nickel silver, silver) | Munjina | Pecan | Light Gray Tough Ceramic |
| CPMS90V Blade Steel | Zebra Jasper | Cherry | Blue Tough Ceramic |
| CPMS35VN | Petrified Palm Wood, finely figured, white, gray, tan, brown | Gaboon Ebony | Ray skin: red, blue, black, natural, brown, tan |
| Seraphinite (clinichlore) | Lignum Vitae | Elephant hide | |
| Lightning Jasper | Australian Blackwood | Brown Lizard skins | |
| Australian Green Jasper | Black Palm Wood, highly figured | Black caiman skins | |
| Wavy Australian Tiger Iron | Olive, Figured | Black alligator skins | |
| Dalmatian Jasper | Madagascar Rosewood | Shark Skin | |
| Kambaba Jasper | Osage Orange (Bois'de arc) | Ostrich, emu legs and skins | |
| Picasso Jasper | River Gum Burl Eucalyptus | Frog Skins | |
| Brazilian Agate | Big Leaf Maple Burl | Polar Digital Camo Kydex | |
| Burro Creek Agate | Mora | Woodland Digital Camo Kydex | |
| Bird's Eye Rhyolite | Amboyna Burl | Desert Digital Camo Kydex | |
| Dover Flint | Black and White Ebony | Python skin | |
| Ribbon Rock Jasper | Royal Ebony | ||
| Atlantisite (magnesium chromate) | Jobillo | ||
| Red/White Brecciated Agate | |||
| Midnight Blue Tigereye | |||
| Astrophyllite (Russia) | |||
| Ruby in Fuschite (India) | |||
| Turquoise Rough from Cananea, Mexico | |||
| Shattuckite, Chrysocolla, Quartz from Ajo, Arizona | |||
| Blue Willow Sodalite from Brazil | |||
| Cobra Jasper from India | |||
| Silver Leaf Serpentine from Brazil | |||
| Blue Streak Tiger Eye from South Africa | |||
| Black Plume Moss Agate from Texas |
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