Shirogorov Bead Paracord Knife Lanyard Bead Blue 17mm

Diameter: 1.75CM
Thickness: 0.8CM
Material: Titanium

Finish: Stonewashed
Weight: 5.88 grams
Origin: Russia

Shirogorov Bead Blue 17mm - Blue Titanium Lanyard Bead

The Shirogorov Bead Blue 17mm is a 17 mm blue stonewashed titanium lanyard bead made in Russia. It adds weight, grip and identity to a knife lanyard or keychain. Browse our bead and custom lanyard bead collections at EDCMALL for more premium EDC accessories.

Titanium Bead Construction

Machined from titanium and finished with a stonewashed texture, this 17 mm bead is light, corrosion-proof and comfortable on a cord. The engraved face shows the Shirogorov logo or limited-edition artwork, while the through-bore accepts standard 550 paracord. Pair it with premium folders or lanyard beads for a complete setup.

Why the Bead Blue 17mm Belongs in Your Pocket

• 17 mm titanium bead with stonewashed finish for a worn-in, matte look.
• Through-bore sized for 550 paracord, leather thongs or factory lanyards.
• Adds weight and grip purchase at the base of a knife lanyard.
• Corrosion-proof titanium that will not rust or tarnish in sweat or rain.
• Engraved face with Shirogorov branding or limited-edition artwork.
• Made in Russia to the same machining standards as Shirogorov knives.
• Light enough for daily carry, substantial enough to feel premium.
• Easy to install by threading cord through the central bore.

Best Uses for the Bead Blue 17mm

• Dressing up a favourite folding knife lanyard.
• Adding grip and retrieval weight to a keychain or zipper pull.
• Collector display as a standalone Shirogorov accessory.
• Personalising EDC gear with a premium Russian-made bead.
• Gift pairing with a high-end folder for a knife enthusiast.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cord fits through the bore?
The through-bore accepts 550 paracord and most standard lanyard cords.

Is the bead made of titanium?
Yes. It is machined from titanium with a stonewashed finish.

How do I install it on a lanyard?
Thread the cord through the bore, tie a stopper knot or lanyard knot, and trim the ends with a lighter.

What makes a Shirogorov bead special?
The same machining quality and collector appeal as Shirogorov knives, in a compact, usable accessory.

Glossary of Key Terms

Shirogorov
A Russian knifemaker known for premium production folders. Their beads carry the same machining standards and collector appeal as the knives.

Lanyard Bead
A weighted bead fixed to a knife's lanyard cord. It adds grip purchase, makes retrieval easier and personalises the carry.

Paracord Bead
A bead with a through-hole sized for 550 paracord, used to dress up knife lanyards, keychains or zipper pulls.

Titanium Bead
A bead machined from titanium: light, hypoallergenic and immune to rust, with a feel that sits between aluminium and steel.

Stonewashed Finish
A tumbling process that beads the titanium into a uniform matte grey - hides scratches and kills glare.

Engraved Face
The decorated end of the bead, often carrying a maker's logo, serial number or limited-edition artwork.

Through Bore
The central hole that accepts cord. These beads use a 6 mm-class bore for standard 550 paracord.

Limited Edition
A numbered or short-run release, often marked with a year or serial detail on the bead body.

Who Should Buy the Bead Blue 17mm

• Shirogorov knife owners who want a matching factory bead.
• Lanyard bead collectors looking for premium titanium pieces.
• Knife enthusiasts who like personalising their carry with Russian-made accessories.
• Gift givers pairing a bead with a high-end folder.
• EDC users who want extra grip and retrieval weight on a knife lanyard.

Who Should Skip It

• Users who do not run lanyards on their knives or keys.
• Those looking for the lowest-cost bead - Shirogorov carries a premium.
• People who prefer plain cord without metal hardware.
• Anyone who needs a functional tool; a bead is purely an accessory.
• Collectors who only buy blades; the bead adds no cutting function.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the titanium bead with a dry cloth after handling; skin oils dull the stonewashed finish over time.
• Rinse with fresh water after salt-air or sweaty carry and dry thoroughly.
• Avoid dropping the bead on hard surfaces; titanium is tough but a direct impact can mar the engraved face.
• Do not use metal polish or abrasive pads on the engraved logo; they will wear the fine detail.
• Thread paracord through the bore carefully; melt the cut end so it does not fray inside the bead.
• Store the bead on a lanyard or in a soft pouch so harder gear does not scratch the finish.
• Check the cord knot periodically if the bead rides a keychain; a loose bead is a lost bead.
• Limited-edition serial engravings are part of the collector value; avoid harsh solvents that can lighten them.
• A light coat of oil on the bore helps paracord slide through during installation.