The Ring of Barahir — Heirloom of Númenor, Gift of Finrod Felagund

"This is the ring of Barahir, the token of our kinship." – Finrod Felagund Passed down through the long line of the Dúnedain, the Ring of Barahir is one of the most storied treasures in all of Middle-earth. First gifted by Finrod Felagund, Lord of Nargothrond, to Barahir in the First Age as a pledge of eternal friendship, the ring bears the likeness of twin serpents with emerald eyes, one devouring and one upholding a crown of golden flowers — a symbol of the union of Elves and Men, and of resistance against the Shadow. Through the ages, the ring became an heirloom of the House of Isildur, worn by the Chieftains of the Dúnedain, and ultimately passed to Aragorn son of Arathorn, who bore it as a mark of his lineage and right to the throne of Gondor. This faithful replica comes with: -A velvet pouch for safe keeping, adorned with hand-drawn art of the ring. -A chain for wearing around the neck, should you wish to carry the heirloom as Aragorn himself once did in secret. -A scroll detailing the origins and purpose of the Ring of Barahir, recounting its passage through the Ages and the hands of kings, warriors, and wanderers alike. To own this ring is to hold a symbol of loyalty, kingship, and unbroken defiance against the darkness. Whether displayed, worn, or carried close, it is a relic worthy of both collector and lorekeeper. #LordOfTheRings #RingOfBarahir #Aragorn #MiddleEarth #TolkienLegendarium #LOTRCollectibles #HouseOfIsildur #Númenor #ElvenGift #Fantasy