LOTHLÓRIEN

Born in Valinor during the Years of the Trees, the mighty Noldorin princess wielded one of the three Elven rings, ruled the golden woods of Lothlórien, and stood as the last of the Exiles in Middle-earth. Her power rivaled that of Sauron himself, yet she rejected the One Ring's temptation, diminished willingly, and sailed West as one of the most legendary Eldar to ever walk beneath the stars.

A crystal vessel filled with the light of Eärendil's star, bestowed by the most powerful Elf in Middle-earth, became one of the most crucial gifts in the quest to destroy the One Ring. This magical phial, which captured the radiance of the evening star in the waters of Galadriel's fountain, helped a small hobbit overcome giant spiders, dark passages, and even challenge an ancient evil in the tower of Cirith Ungol.

Forged by Celebrimbor in the Second Age, three mighty rings of power were bestowed upon the wisest of the Elves: the Ring of Air, wrought in sapphire; the Ring of Water, crafted in adamant; and the Ring of Fire, set with a ruby. Untouched by Sauron's corruption, these powerful artifacts preserved the beauty of the Elven realms, maintaining havens of ancient wisdom and enchantment in Middle-earth while the darkness grew.