Gold Sword Knots Supplier

Gold sword knots are ornamental tassels or straps traditionally attached to
the hilt of a sword, both for practical use and ceremonial display.

Key Details:

Material: Often made from gold bullion wire, gilt wire, or gold mylar for
ceremonial and dress occasions.

Design: Consists of a strap/loop that passes around the sword guard and a
decorative tassel or acorn-shaped knot at the end.

Purpose:

Historically, to secure the sword to the wrist during battle so it would
not be dropped.

In modern use, mainly ceremonial and decorative for officers, guards of
honor, and parade uniforms.

Variants:

Bullion Gold Sword Knots – rich, metallic finish, used for high-ranking
officers.

Gold Mylar/Thread Sword Knots – lightweight, shiny, often used for dress
occasions.

Gilt Leather Sword Knots – gold-colored leather strap with a tassel,
sometimes used in cavalry traditions.

Usage:

Commonly worn by army, navy, and air force officers on their dress swords
or sabers.

Also used by ceremonial guards and royal households in parades, reviews,
and state functions.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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