Guatemala Rosewood Pen Blank
Regular price
$10.00
Sale
.80 x .80 x 6
Guatemala Rosewood – Rare, Resonant, and Exceptionally Beautiful Exotic Hardwood
Guatemala Rosewood (Dalbergia tucurensis) is a highly prized and increasingly rare member of the true Rosewood family. Known for its stunning purples, browns, and chocolate streaks, this exotic hardwood offers both visual luxury and world-class performance. With its glassy natural luster, fine grain, and outstanding tonal qualities, Guatemala Rosewood is sought after by turners, instrument makers, and premium craft artisans around the world.
This species delivers everything woodworkers love about Rosewood—rich color, silky texture, and incredible stability—making it a standout choice for high-value projects.
Why Woodworkers Love Guatemala Rosewood
Rich, Exotic Color: Purple-brown hues with dark, dramatic veining.
Exceptional Tonewood: Clear, bright, bell-like resonance.
Dense & Stable: Holds detail beautifully and resists movement over time.
Finishes to a Mirror Sheen: Natural oils polish to a deep, glowing surface.
Rare & Premium: Hard to source and highly collectible among woodworkers.
Common Uses
Guatemala Rosewood is chosen for:
Pen blanks & high-end turning projects
Knife scales, tool handles & EDC gear
Musical instruments (guitars, marimbas, woodwinds)
Fine furniture accents & decorative inlay
Boxes, art pieces & heirloom crafts
Wood Stats
Species: Dalbergia tucurensis
Color: Purple-brown, reddish-brown, chocolate streaks with natural luster
Grain: Straight to interlocked; fine, smooth texture
Hardness: ~2,500 Janka (very hard, comparable to Cocobolo)
Workability: Excellent with sharp tools; oils may require prep for gluing
Durability: Extremely high—resistant to wear, decay, and moisture
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