Fannish squee

[oloriel]

Random fannish squee moment of the day, via ladyelleth.

Escrick sapphire ring's mystery history sparks meeting

LOOK AT THAT RING. THAT IS CLEARLY A STAR OF FËANOR. Well, very nearly. Very very nearly. 7th to 11th century? WELL MAYBE MAGLOR LOST IT.

Say, mirien, would you say you can replicate something like that? I mean, it's a genuine historical find, so it ain't touching copyright laws, no? :D

Icon used for ironic relevance.

Comments

[furius.livejournal.com]

I as thinking Feanorions when I saw the post then it corrued to me it might be one of the nine or even the seven, though the elven idea is of course far more attractive.

*sighs* Between this and the possibility that they might one day find and revive the White Tree of Gondor (http://www.livescience.com/18559-ancient-plants-resurrected-siberian-permafrost.html) (I can hope XD), I love when Tolkien's Middle-earth joins up

[oloriel.livejournal.com]

If it was created between the 7th and 11th century, that's definitely too late for the Seven or Nine. But as we never learn when and where Maglor died, he wouldn't break the timeline!

I love when Tolkien's Middle-earth joins up

Me too, it's always perfect!