J. Rodil Knife - Model 32 | adamantine

*Note: In-stock knives ship within the timeframes detailed in our shipping policy. If you choose a production order, it will take approximately one week to receive your knife.

Simple yet extremely elegant. A folding knife with a carved and lacquered boxwood handle depicting three circles enclosed within three intertwined diamond shapes, and a stainless steel ring engraved with small diamond shapes. (Description below)

Available in two sizes: 9 centimeters long when the knife is closed and 10 cm.

Available in two blade and ring materials: stainless steel and carbon steel. We have the stainless steel models in stock and ready for shipping. We follow the same purchasing, shipping, and return conditions as the rest of our products on our website. If you'd like us to handcraft your carbon steel knife or knives, please note that it will take approximately one week to manufacture and ship them to you. If you can't find stainless steel in stock, you can also select the custom-order option.

Pocket knife customization is available by engraving your name on the blade for an additional 2 euros. We accept any first name, last name, company name, alias, etc. that does not exceed 10 characters and consists of the Spanish alphabet (the & symbol is also available). It will take approximately 1 week to manufacture your personalized pocket knife . Pocket knives can be personalized in both stainless steel and carbon steel, with the manufacturing time being the same for both cases. WE DO NOT ACCEPT RETURNS ON POCKET KNIVES ENGRAVED WITH A NAME. Non-personalized pocket knives can be returned and are subject to the same conditions as the rest of the items. Please let us know by email (you can reply to the purchase confirmation email) or by phone (by calling or WhatsApp at +34 648 11 53 85) the name you would like to use for the customization.

We also have a handcrafted box made from boxwood to store or present your knife.

About J. RODIL - Master craftsman in traditional knife making

In a small village in Taramundi, the Rodil family was born more than a century ago, master craftsmen in the art of knife making.

Respecting the most traditional methods and innovating in his designs, artisan J. Rodil, a third-generation craftsman, continues this work, creating his knives in the Galician village of A Pontenova, just a few kilometers from the place where his ancestors were born.

More information about J. Rodil, its history, the artisanal production process and the characteristics of the product in jrodilartesania.com .