Max Sprecher | Premier Line
This is a custom razor made in the USA
Pricing includes USA shipping
 
9/8+ (1.150")
1/2 Hollow
Spanish Notch 2.75" cutting edge
Thumb-Notch
Hand engraved spine with a 4mm 0.31ct faceted orange Sapphire.
Upper Tang inlay with Australian Black Fire Opal
Carbon Fiber Twill glossy scales
 
Comes shave ready. 
 
This hand made razor is ready to ship without the waiting time and is ready to ship. You can place a custom order if you would like a similar or different straight razor made if it's not available anymore.
 
Orders placed during the day, are shipped the next business day. Order placed on a Friday are shipped the following Monday.
 
I can easily mute the tip of the Spanish Notch. Just make your choice from the drop down when checking out.
 
Sapphire
Sapphire is a precious gemstone and is one of the big three of jewelry colored gemstones—the other two are ruby and emerald. Sapphire is generally known as a blue gemstone but surprisingly it comes in a wide range of colors and quality variations. Sapphires that are not blue are known as fancy sapphires, and may be any color—except red (which is a ruby). The fancy sapphire colors are: pink, orange, yellow, green, purple, and violet. Most orange sapphires today are coming from Australia and Madagascar, with others from Sri Lanka and Tanzania
 
Australian Fire Opal
Formed in the depths of ancient volcanoes, fire opal is created when water seeps into silica-rich lava, filling its seams and hollows. Under this incredible heat and pressure, the lava traps water within itself, forming these magical, sun-bright droplets. These opals are infused with a durable resin that makes it stronger and more crack-resistant than natural opal.
 
It's very difficult to accurately capture the exact colors of the inlay because opal is very iridescent and changes hue at every angle, depending how the light hits.
 
Carbon Fiber
This Carbon Fiber is comprised of a woven twill material throughout all of the layers of the laminate. It has a glossy finish on both sides. Tiny micro voids or pits on any carbon fiber finish (natural, satin or glossy) is normal when present and pretty much unavoidable.
 
All engraving is done by hand. It takes many hours to engrave.