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Cerena Q-Black

by Cerena · Cutting Scissors

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What it is

The black-coated variant of Cerena's Q-series, offering the same Solingen steel quality with a sleek dark finish.

Available sizes

5.5" 6.0"
Typical price US$195Price band US$100–200 · Entry-levelTypical documented price, not a quote

Where to buy

Cerena View price Ships from Germany Link checked 2026-04-03

Approximate retail as of April 2026. Prices vary by retailer and region. Visit retailer links for current pricing.

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Where this sits

In Cerena's cutting scissors lineup the Cerena Q-Black occupies the entry-level band, priced between the Cerena 2Cut and the Cerena Level. It uses Solingen Steel. Manufactured in Germany.

Other variants in this series

This model is also available as:

All variants share the same steel, blade geometry, and handle design; choose based on your preference.

For the most current model specifications, handle options, pricing, and availability, see the Cerena brand page on ScissorPedia.

Features

  • Solingen Steel

Specifications

Handle
Not documented
Blade type
Not documented
Made in
Germany

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How it compares

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Attribute Cerena Q-Black Cerena Saki Tanto Hair Cutting Shears Saki Passion Vertex Cutting Scissors Passion
Price bandUS$195Price band US$100–200 · Entry-levelUS$195Price band US$100–200 · Entry-levelUS$196Price band US$100–200 · Entry-level
SteelSolingen SteelVG-10ATS-314
Made inGermanyNot listedJapan
Sizes (in)5.5· 6.06.0· 7.05.5· 6.0· 6.5· 7.0
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Professional Opinion

The black coating is the visible difference. Underneath sits the same Solingen steel quality the Q-series is built on, with two mid lengths for general salon cutting and a dark finish for stylists who like a sleeker toolkit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the Cerena Q-Black made from?

The Cerena Q-Black uses Solingen Steel.

Where is the Cerena Q-Black manufactured?

The Cerena Q-Black is manufactured in Germany.

Where can I buy the Cerena Q-Black?

ScissorPedia lists 1 retailer link. Users must confirm current exact-model availability and terms with each retailer.

About Cerena

Origin: Germany • Est: 1999

Cerena is a family-owned German shear manufacturer from Solingen, using hot-forged steel with 120 hand-finishing steps. Exports to 30+ countries si…

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