Elephant Tusk like mammoth Tusk has a mesh in the structure, but the mammoth grid is smaller and the lines are at an angle of 90 degrees. The elephant has a larger grid and the lines are at an angle of 115 degrees. Also, the mammoth Tusk has more pronounced color shades, especially on the surface from light brown to blue and black. This is due to the fact that being a long time in the ground mammoth bone in contact with various minerals that partially replaced the bone. When polishing this part of the Tusk, in everyday life bone cutters call it `crust`, gives a beautiful and unique shades. Bone cutters use this part of the Tusk for decorations, stands, and knife blades make them the original beautiful lining for folding knives.
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