Cocobolo/Mexico ToolThis tool is half made from Cocobolo, a tropical hardwood that is found in Mexico, Nicaragua, Cost Rica, and Panama. It ranges in light to dark brown and can have hints of purple and orange as well. The other half is Mexico wood, dyed and layered with shades of red, green and white to make an unmatched appearance. The tip is made from 100% stainless steel. 4 inches long

Handle made from "Caribbean Waves" wood

Handle made from Mexico wood

Made from Chakte Kok

a hardwood originating in Guatemala with a beautiful and natural yellow coloring

and white to make an unmatched appearance

3 1/4 inches long

dyed and layered with shades of light blue

This one is slightly cheaper than the other one due to some grain imperfections on one side

and laminated wood layers

This piece in particular was cut in half and glued back together in the opposite direction

Each veneer layer is dyed and laminated to create an unmatched appearance when turned

The olive tree itself is said to represent strength