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—Laurelin the Gold and Telperion the Silver—which were the original holy sources of light for the world before they were destroyed by Melkor (Morgoth). Physical and Metaphysical Properties Composition : They were made from a crystalline substance called , which only Fëanor knew how to forge. Durability : They were indestructible by any force within the world.

Fans often compare the Silmarils to Sauron’s One Ring. While both are central artifacts, they are opposites in nearly every way. silmaril

The light inside the Silmaril is the light of the Two Trees—a paradise that no longer exists. The Elves’ obsession with reclaiming the jewels mirrors the human obsession with nostalgia. You cannot go back. You cannot capture the past. Fëanor’s attempt to "preserve" the light ultimately resulted in the destruction of everything he loved. —Laurelin the Gold and Telperion the Silver—which were

: The dark lord Melkor (later named Morgoth ) lusted after the jewels. Along with the spider-creature Ungoliant, he destroyed the Two Trees and stole the Silmarils, fleeing to his fortress of Angband in Middle-earth. Fans often compare the Silmarils to Sauron’s One Ring

: They were made of a crystalline substance called silima , which was stronger than adamant and impervious to any force in the world except Fëanor’s own will.

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