Scimitar for weddings (without engraved personalized text)

Are you looking for a unique and special gift for your wedding day? Look no further, because we have the perfect solution for you. We present to you our special Scimitar sword for weddings, a classic gift that never goes out of style.

This sword comes with the standard engraved text: "RDO. DE NUESTRO ENLACE", so you will always remember that special day. In addition, it is available in three different sizes: Natural, Cadet and Children, to adapt to your needs.

• Cadet: With a length of 73 cm, this sword is perfect for those looking for a more manageable size.
• Children: With a length of 60 cm, this sword is ideal for the smallest members of the family.

The scimitar is a refined, fine and light weapon. Its single-edged design and protective hilt make it perfect for slashing enemies and slashing deeply. Its curved blade prevents it from embedding into the opponent when attacking from horseback, ensuring that the blade cuts and follows its path.

Our Scimitar sword is made with high quality materials. The blade is made of stainless steel, which ensures its durability and resistance. In addition, it is manufactured in Toledo, Spain, known for its tradition in sword manufacturing.

This sword is perfect for both collectors and recreationists. Use it as a decorative piece in your home or at special events. It is not designed for actual use, but will certainly add a touch of elegance and distinction to any place where it is displayed.

Don't miss the opportunity to get your hands on this unique and special sword. Get the Scimitar sword for weddings and create unforgettable memories!

The scimitar is a refined, fine and light weapon. It is decidedly sharp, with a single edge and a protective hilt. We usually find its origin in Persia, although it was also used in India during the 13th and 14th centuries. Without a doubt, its long, curved blade was designed to sweep enemies with thrusts, as well as to slash deeply. The peculiarity of being curved is so that when attacking on horseback the blade does not embed itself in the opponent. Being curved means that the blade cuts but follows its path.