Photos Patina thread

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After a few years of natural patina this one was polished. That looked nice for a few days, but something wasn’t right. It now wears a more uniform forced patina. I wanted to try something new and tried to hide all the scratches.
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After a few years of natural patina this one was polished. That looked nice for a few days, but something wasn’t right. It now wears a more uniform forced patina. I wanted to try something new and tried to hide all the scratches.
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Im usually not a fan of forced patina, but yours looks really good. Nice and uniform.
 
What I like about a natural patina is that it is constantly evolving. It changes according to the light, you can see patterns. Sometimes sublime but sometimes not very happy. It's a bit like our companion's face which can be tired or marked before becoming sublime again.
 
I hope it is OK that I asked this but can anyone be so mind and post a picture or two of how patina can look on a GEC 86 dressed in tortoise?
I recently got it as a very generous gift from my wife but she got a bit shocked when I told her about carbon..
 
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Simply outstanding example both of knife & patina :cool: Admire that bolster, is it Damascus or engraved? Really suits the knife, want one :D:eek:

Regards, Will
Thank you. :)
"Jacknife" carbon blade (90MCV8), mosaic damascus bolster, deer bone handle.
Made by Jérôme Bellon (but I'm not sure I can put the link to his website here...)o_O
 
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