Dagger is basically a form of knife that has a double edged blade. The word dagger is derived from a Latin word ‘daca’ which means ‘Dacian knife’. These knives, developed as tools during medieval era, and were utilized during wars.

The history of the daggers can be traced back in Neolithic age, where they were made using bones, fling and ivory. The earliest found daggers date back to 3rd millennium B.C, Bronze Age.

The daggers were considered as secondary weapons in wars. The daggers manufactured in medieval era were made in duo, accompanying the designs engraved on swords. The beautiful designs carved on the swords, were also engraved on daggers to match.

 
You will discover very beautiful daggers showcased at museums, within the city. The City Palace Museum houses numerous royal daggers with beautiful handles. Precious and semi-precious stones were studded on the handles as well as cover of daggers.

Majorly, the cover of the dagger adds charm to it. The covers are beautifully carved with stones, precious metals and filigree work. The daggers these days are nowhere used for wars, but they are lethal ones for stabbing.

You can find very beautifully carved daggers, where each piece is created to perfection. A wide variety of daggers in varied prices are available at handicraft shops, all over the city. Antique showrooms can be a great source of buying some exclusive daggers.

Daggers are manufactured in various shapes, sizes, and designs. And can range from cheap to really expensive ones, which are made using precious stones and metals, such as gold. Beautifully carved daggers, these days are used as a part of embellishments.