The entire knife is maintained in a modern yet minimalist style, which wonderfully pays homage to the Art Deco style. Aesthetically, the Noventa has a two-tone blade, a geometrically textured handle, a custom pivot and a clip mounted in such a way that the screws are not visible. The 84mm long blade is made of tough and durable D2 tool steel hardened to 58-60 HRC. D2 is the most corrosion-resistant carbon steel, which is characterized by high resistance to abrasion, long maintenance of working sharpness and aggressive cutting. When choosing a knife made of such steel, it is worth getting a diamond sharpener, as sharpening with a standard ceramic whetstone can be very labor-intensive and inefficient. An elegant and discreetly concealed flipper is used to unfold the blade, so the knife's handle maintains harmonious continuity. The slender blade, with a utilitarian drop-point profile, has a tapered section of the back and a milled ramp, allowing for a stable thumb rest. The knife owes its good cutting properties to a concave grind and a cutting edge with a gentle curve. The blade was finished with two techniques: stonewashed and oxidized. Two KVT ball bearings were installed on the axis of the head, thanks to which the blade opens very smoothly and dynamically. The ball-bearing head, combined with a discreet fin, make the daily use of the knife a pure pleasure. The monolithic frame-lock, considered one of the most durable locking mechanisms, effectively protects the blade from accidental folding. The lock, like the flipper, can be operated with one hand. Discreetly carrying the knife in a pocket is made possible by a deep-carry clip with attachment options on both sides of the handle. The knife has milled stainless steel facings kept in the same color tone as the blade. In the back of the handle there is a clip for a paracord tail.