Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is the cap on the end metal only or is there a gemstone?
Document: For a Chinese replica it is made real well. It has a good weight to the dirk and it fits snug into the scabbard. I took sandpaper to the blade and softened the Damascus look to make it look better. I was able to put a very sharp edge to the blade. I rated it three stars because the etchings are not Scottish along with the metal pommel cap. Over all a good purchase for the price.
So beautiful and so helpful in my practice. I love the face on the end of the blade. I use this in my practice of Wicca. It is an invaluable tool.
My daughter wanted a cool knife she can safely put under her pillow that won't stab her in the face, so I got her this knife because it's cool and has a safety cover. We don't care that it's not authentic, we just like the fun mashup design. It's sharp but not too sharp. Even the design at the end of the knife is cool. So funny it's got Mayan influence but says it's Scottish. She loves it.
very beautiful and functional blade. the etching and other markings are very nice and beautiful. for a collector, this is a perfect gift
this dagger is very pretty and has very nice markings... it is alot smaller than i thought and it's not sharp.. the point is sharp tho... i like it.
the handle is hallow and it broke when i used it to cut a cigarette filter. seriously? this is shiiiit
sharp point, great design, pretty descent steel, amazing for the price really... A unique piece that stands on its own
buyer beware on this about only one thing, the edge is not sharpened, it is a dull flat edge so dont buy it for cutting, she isnt cutting anything but butter. great piece for decoration
both my son and nephews loved their gifts. The Celtic dirks are an awesome gifts for boys when you don't know what to get
This knife is about as Scottish as a slug! The etchings are South American Indian.It is falsely advertised as having a leather sheath, when in fact it is hard plastic. The whole idea of wearing a sgian dubh is to wear in in your kilt hose, and it's far too heavy and thick for that. If you're looking for a decent Scottish knife, this is NOT the way to go.
Answer: no