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| Nome legale | Pyramid International |
| Indirizzo | Unit A Bruce Way Whetstone, Leicester LE8 6HP |
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Carry an iconic symbol of Middle-earth with this Epic Journey keyring inspired by The Lord of the Rings. Manufactured by Pyramid International under official licence, this accessory features a circular design centred on the One Ring, surrounded by inscriptions inspired by those engraved on the Ring.
This model stands out thanks to its rotating central medallion, a hallmark of Pyramid International’s ‘Spinner’ keyrings. The disc can rotate within its frame and features an image of the One Ring, whilst a small additional medallion bears The Lord of the Rings logo. The whole assembly is attached to a large ring fitted with a carabiner, allowing it to be easily clipped onto a set of keys, a bag or a zip.
Compact and lightweight, this keyring combines practical functionality with an interactive element. Its packaging features a map of Middle-earth and the official artwork for the 25th anniversary of *The Lord of the Rings* film trilogy, reinforcing its appeal as an accessory for fans of the saga.
Manufacturer: Pyramid International
Licence:The Lordof the Rings
Collection / design: Epic Journey
Theme: The One Ring / Middle-earth
Product type: Spinner keyring
Function: rotating central medallion
Design: The One Ring and inscriptions inspired by the Ring
Attachment: ring with carabiner
EAN: 5063457098568
Supplier reference: MSK2513224
The One Ring lies at the heart of the story of The Lord of the Rings. Forged by Sauron in the flames of Mount Doom, it was designed to concentrate a great deal of his power and enable him to dominate the other Rings of Power. Its deliberately simple appearance contrasts with the immense importance it holds in the history of Middle-earth.
When heated, the Ring reveals an inscription in Tengwar script corresponding to a formula in the Black Speech of Mordor. Having passed through the centuries and changed hands several times, it eventually ended up in the hands of Frodo Baggins, who was tasked with carrying it to Mordor to destroy it in the very place where it was forged. This key ring features the Ring and its inscriptions as the central elements of its design.