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"The craftsmanship is extraordinary — better than I expected from any replica. The balance feels exactly right and the attention to detail is incredible. Worth every penny."
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Hadhafang Sword was created by Wētā Workshop for Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings films. According to the movie’s backstory, it originally belonged to the Elven princess Idril during the fall of Gondolin.
The sword was later passed through her family to Eärendil and then to Elrond, who wielded it during the Last Alliance against Sauron. It was eventually inherited by Arwen, who carried it while protecting Frodo from the Nazgûl.
Although the name Hadhafang appears in Tolkien’s linguistic writings and means “throng-cleaver,” the sword’s appearance and family history were created specifically for the films.
Each piece is crafted to order. Allow 5–7 business days for forging and finishing before dispatch.
Fully insured, signature-required courier delivery in a custom presentation case. 2–4 business days within the US.
We ship to over 40 countries. Import duties and taxes, where applicable, are calculated at checkout.
30-day return window for unused pieces in original packaging. Custom or personalized items are final sale.
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"The craftsmanship is extraordinary — better than I expected from any replica. The balance feels exactly right and the attention to detail is incredible. Worth every penny."
"Bought this as a gift and the recipient was absolutely blown away. The packaging alone felt like unboxing a museum piece. The certificate of authenticity is a wonderful touch."
"Gorgeous piece, exactly as pictured. Only minor note is the scabbard fit is slightly tight at first, but it loosens up with use. Overall extremely satisfied with my purchase."
