Kyocera offers free knife re-sharpening on all their ceramic knife products. Sounds almost too good to be true! Nothing is free nowadays but Kyocera's service is pretty darn close.

My good old husband put a small chip on the blade of one of my knives. I didn't even really notice it until he fessed up and told me about it. I thought that would be a fine...

After decades of relentless work on perfecting ceramic knives, Kyocera announced that this past year, they have sold over 5 million knives. That's a lot of knives, and a lot of work. They have reported steady inclines in sales over the past decade and have doubled their knife sales from just 3 years ago.

Kyocera first introduced their knives to North America in...

After purchasing a few ceramic knives, I realized I didn't have anywhere safe to store them. A knife block worried me too much about the possibility of chipping the blade against the hard wood. My knife drawer wasn't even a consideration. Metal vs ceramic clinging together in a drawer didn't settle right for me.

Then I came across this beauty. A...