10 Most Expensive Knives in the World

The Gem of The Orient - Valued at over $2 million, this knife is adorned with 153 emeralds and a 9-carat diamond.

Nesmuk Jahrhundertmesser - Crafted with Damascus steel and a handle made of 5,000-year-old bog oak, it costs around $30,000.

Shun Fuji Chef's Knife - Made with Damascus steel and ebony PakkaWood handle, it is priced at $1,500.

The Yoshihiro Mizuyaki Honyaki - Hand-forged with pure white steel #1, it comes with a price tag of $5,000.

Bob Kramer Carbon Steel Chef's Knife - This masterpiece costs around $20,000 and is highly sought after by professional chefs.

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The Nesmuk Diamond Studded Knife - Embedded with 25 diamonds, it is priced at $95,000, making it one of the most luxurious knives.

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The Nesmuk Jahrhundert Damast - With a price of $36,000, it features a 300-layer blade and a handle made of carbon fiber.

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Santoku Knife by Nenohi Cutlery - This handcrafted Japanese knife is valued at $5,000, known for its precision and quality.

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The Black Panther Knife - Priced at $7,700, it is made with black diamonds and an 18-carat gold handle, resembling a panther.

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The Lancet Damascus by William Henry - A blend of ancient craftsmanship and modern technology, it costs around $2,500.

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