www.williamhenry.com | From Fossilized Mammoth Tusk cuff links to Aerospace-grade Titanium pocket knives, every piece from the William Henry line is a representation of the modern man. Explore in detail the materials and techniques used to create William Henry's renowned accessories for men.

1. It Starts with a Flame
The Art of William Henry’s Exclusive Gifts

2. Forged in fire. Dreamed by man.
Fueled by passion.
The fine pieces by William Henry is the
culmination of our past, future and
present.
Inspiration

3. Sourcing ground breaking
materials like Mammoth
Bone, Fossil Coral, Titanium
and Snakewood, we work
with craftsmen from around
the world to continue our
legacy of quality and
artistry.
Beautiful, masculine and
above else innovative, it’s
no wonder we were the
2013 winner for the JCK.
Tradition

4. Hand-forged Damascus
steel echoes William
Henry’s tradition of taking
from the past to create a
new future.
Harkening sword making
techniques used by
Medieval blacksmiths, this
steel is characterized by its
distinctive fluid banding
and mottling.
Damascus
Steel

5. Koftgari was the ancient
Indian art of inlaying 24k gold
and sterling silver patterns
into steel.
Our Koftgari pieces are
created by a small group of
artists from 2 villages in India.
Koftgari
A technique passed down
from generation to
generation, their work allows
this lost tradition to live again.

6. Carved Box Elder Burl, Desert
Ironwood, Curly Koa and
Cocobolo, wood pieces by
William Henry are never just timber.
Luxurious and dense, every part of
a wood piece is unique with its
own patterns and individual
personality.
Wood

7. We’ve searched the ocean
floors for the rarest of
treasures.
Using materials such as Fossil
Coral, Abalone, Mother of
Pearl and Blacklip Shell, we
take every precaution to
ensure sustainability and a
respect to our natural
environment.
Seashell

8. Precious
Stones
and
Metals
Sapphires, rubies, crystals,
gold, brass, silver, none of
the riches of the world can
compare with what you do
with it.
From carved silver money
clips to Japanese Maki-E
handles, we make pieces
that break free from
traditional garish designs.

9. Fossil from the
Apatosurus Dinosaur,
Mammoth Tusk, 10,000
year old Walrus Ivory…
More than just an
accessory, these
treasured discoveries
from our past is a
monument to time and
our own evolution.
Fossil

10. The
Future
Never afraid, our passion for
our art often leads us to the
future.
Aerospace-grade Titanium,
high density, light weight
Carbon Fiber, hand crafted
Black Coated D2 Steel and
Wave Mokume technology …
At William Henry, we look to
the future to create our
greatest treasures.

11. To learn more about William Henry
products and our dealers visit our
website today.