For those who believe discipline is its own kind of luxury.
EVLVD 8” Chef Knife — 67-Layer Damascus Steel
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Forged from 67 layers of Damascus steel. Razor-sharp 15° edge. Walnut and G10 handle. 152g, centre-balanced.
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Blade Length | 8.4″
Balance | Center
Overall Length | ≈13.8’’
Weight | 152g
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Note: Each EVLVD knife is handcrafted and individually inspected before dispatch to ensure the highest quality standards.
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Every EVLVD piece is accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity—verifying originality, materials, and craftsmanship.
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Our blade is forged from 67 layers of Damascus steel with a 10Cr15MoV high-carbon core — the same grade used in professional-level kitchen knives worldwide. The layering process isn't just visual. It creates micro-variations in the steel that contribute to edge retention, resilience, and long-term sharpness. Every EVLVD knife is heat-treated and hand-finished to a 15° edge — precise enough for paper-thin slices, durable enough for daily use.
Proper care ensures your knife stays sharp, safe, and visually stunning:
Following these steps will keep your EVLVD knife both beautiful and highly usable for years.
In short: hone often to keep your knife performing, sharpen when the edge starts to slip or require more pressure to cut. For your EVLVD knife, following the above maintenance will help maintain edge retention and pattern integrity.
Yes — the EVLVD Chef Knife is designed as an all-round kitchen companion. It excels at chopping, slicing, dicing, and julienning vegetables, boneless meat, fish, and herbs — the everyday tasks that make up 95% of home cooking.
Like any precision-edged tool, it's built for the kitchen, not the butcher's block. Avoid large bones and frozen blocks — not because the knife is weak, but because no finely-honed edge, regardless of price, should be used for those tasks.
Treat it with the same respect you'd give any high-performance tool, and it will perform beautifully for years.