The most surprising aspect of this custom fixed blade is the transparency of the handle material. The maker employed translucent pale green material resembling natural jade G10 for the scales. This choice results in a knife that is slightly transparent and does not exhibit any glowing properties in the dark.
Construction details demonstrate a careful assembly of the full tang design. The blade is forged from D2 steel and features a trailing-point with an upswept tip. A high flat bevel finishes the edge, while the spine holds an unsharpened swedge. The handle is secured to the full tang using two silver-toned screws. A circular emblem is etched onto the presentation side of the blade, marking the maker's logo.
The material choices stand out, particularly the dark liner material which separates the scales along the tang. This contrast enhances the look of the jade green scales. The overall build utilizes a strong full tang construction, which is a smart decision for a fixed blade.
One detail that remains an open question concerns the full tang construction. While the knife is clearly built on a full tang, the maker did not elaborate on the specific methods used to secure the handle components to the metal tang itself.