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

[oloriel.livejournal.com]

Hey, hey, hey. I did not, for a second, assume that the Austrian jewellery maker is half (or even a quarter, or whatever) Elven. She's human, or was when she was alive. I also don't think she's got to be related to anyone famous (real or imaginary); some people manage to acquire skills all by themselves, without helpful genetics. Thank you.

Also, there's just the teeniest, tiniest temporal discrepancy between "about 16,000 BC" and "between the 7th and 11th century [CE]".

I'm all for conspiracy theories, but linking these two is a bit too much for my humble tastes.

[samtyr.livejournal.com]

Well, yes, that's very true. But at the same time, it is a lovely idea, to think of them as being extremely *distant* relations. ::dreamy sigh::