Effortlessly slice into a ribeye or filet with French Home’s sophisticated Connoisseur Laguiole steak knives, featuring captivating and classic tortoise shell handles. The elaborate, amber-toned patterns of the tortoise shell handles offer a stunning contrast to the polished stainless-steel blade. These well-balanced and substantial steak knives have a 2.5mm thick serrated blade allowing for a more precise and smooth carving of any cut of meat. Fully tanged, the blade extends through the length of the handle, ensuring strength and durability. The traditional Laguiole design of these steak knives feature a three-rivet curved handle with intricate detailed etching on the spine as well as a bee emblem on its bolster symbolizing Napoleon and the French monarchy. Laguiole is a town in southern France where the design originated in the 1820s. Elevate your dining experience at home with these beautiful steak knives which are also dishwasher safe.

Nice look and weight. Anonymous. Sun Mar 29 2026

Express your je ne sais quoi and celebrate all the colors of the rainbow with this fun 8-piece steak knife set. French Home's traditional and elegant Laguiole design steak knives are comfortable to hold and perfectly balanced. Laguiole knives are a traditional style of knife that originated in France and are renowned for having a three-rivet curved handle and a bee emblem on its bolster. The bee is a symbol of Napoleon and the French monarchy. These steak knives feature handles in bright and bold rainbow colors celebrating individuality and inclusivity. The stainless-steel blades of this cutlery set are 1.8mm thick and slice effortlessly through the steak. These steak knives are dishwasher safe and serrated, so they do not need sharpening. Laguiole is a town in France where this style of cutlery originated in the 1820s.

I’m thrilled with these steak knives. They are sturdy and attractive. Janice. US. Sun Jul 14 2024

Add a timeless and classic touch to any table setting with elegant design steak knives that are comfortable to hold and perfectly balanced. Knives are a style of knife that originated in France and is renowned for having a three-rivet curved handle and a Bee emblem on its bolster. The bee is a symbol of Napoleon and the French monarchy. These knives feature handles in a faux pattern giving them the look of the rich wood grain.

Purchased for my wife, she loves them.. Michael. Tue Feb 24 2026

This manufacturer's traditional and elegant design with the iconic three rivets curved handle and bee emblem are comfortable to hold and perfectly balanced. The steak knives have faux ivory handles and 1.8mm stainless steel blades that are thicker and more substantial than others on the market and cut effortlessly. Laguiole is a town in France where this style of cutlery originated in the 1820s.

These are just to pretty for words. Lisa. San Juan Capo, CA. Fri May 23 2025

Serve up steak dinners with this set of four knives. Crafted with a handle, each piece features a serrated blade to cut with ease. A motif that reads Laguiole French home adorns each blade for a decorative touch. Best of all, this set is safe to put in the dishwasher for easy cleanup. Though this set is perfect for your own home, it’s also a great housewarming or wedding gift option.

Perfect knifes for a steak dinner!. Paula. Los Angeles, CA. Sat Mar 02 2024

Add a bright freshness to any table setting with French Home’s 4-piece steak knife set in spring green. Featuring handles in a lively green reminiscent of a warm spring day, these steak knives are comfortable to hold and perfectly balanced with 1.8mm stainless-steel blades that slice effortlessly through steak. These knives are dishwasher safe as well as serrated, so they do not need sharpening. The Laguiole design originated in France in the 1820s and is renowned for its curved handle with three rivets and the Napoleonic symbol of L ’Abeille, the bee, on its bolster.

Very pretty, but I was expecting these to feel much more substantial. They don’t have good balance of weight between the blade and handle but they seem to cut fine.. Mary. WA. Tue Mar 17 2026