Originating in the small Southern France village of Laguiole in 1829, Laguiole has a long history. The knives were originally designed by French blacksmith Pierre-Jean Calmels and had Spanish influences.

The recognisable bee on the handles was first used as a symbol of immortality and resurrection first adopted by Napoleon. Laguiole knives were historically gifted through generations as a symbol of friendship.

These stunning cheese knives are sold individually and are an essential for picnics, charcuterie boards, or indulging in a camembert and wine. 
 
Made in Thiers, France.
Iconic bee symbol.
Curved handles.
Durable and rust resistant.
Hand wash only.
Thoroughly dry after washing.