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{{Wand infobox
 
{{Wand infobox
|image=[[File:Fleurmain.jpg|250px]]
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|image=[[File:FleurDelacourWandNN8246.jpg|250px]]
 
|name=Fleur Delacour´s wand
 
|name=Fleur Delacour´s wand
 
|hideh=
 
|hideh=
 
|manufacturer=
 
|manufacturer=
|made=Before [[1988]]
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|made=Pre [[1988]]
 
|masters=[[Fleur Delacour]]
 
|masters=[[Fleur Delacour]]
 
|owners=[[Fleur Delacour]]
 
|owners=[[Fleur Delacour]]
 
|hidem=
 
|hidem=
|wood=Rosewood
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|wood=[[Rosewood]]
|core=[[Veela]] hair
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|core=[[Veela hair]]
|length=9½ inches
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|length=9½"
 
|characteristics=Inflexible
 
|characteristics=Inflexible
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}}{{Dialogue|Garrick Ollivander|Yes, nine and a half inches... inflexible.. rosewood... and containing... dear me.. |Fleur Delacour|An 'air from ze 'ead of a veela. One of my grandmuzzer's.|Ollivander weighing Fleur's wand|Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire}}
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The '''wand''' of [[Fleur Delacour]] is 9½" [[Wand wood|rosewood]], with a [[Veela]] hair [[Wand core|core]]. The hair was donated by Fleur's [[Fleur Delacour's grandmother|grandmother]]. When the wand was [[Wand Weighing ceremony|weighed]] by [[Ollivander|Mr. Ollivander]] during the [[Triwizard Tournament]], in which Fleur was [[Beauxbatons]]' champion, he described it as "inflexible".<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire]]''</ref>
 
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[[Fleur Delacour|'''Fleur Delacour''']]'''<nowiki/>'s wand''' was 9½" long, made of [[rosewood]], and possessed a [[Veela hair]] [[Wand core|core]]. It was descriped as "inflexiable" by [[Garrick Ollivander]]. It's unknown who manufactored the wand, but it can be assumed it was by a french [[wandmaker]].
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==History==
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[[File:Fleurmain.jpg|left|thumb|201x201px|Fleur with her wand in [[1994]]]]
 
The hair was donated by Fleur's [[Apolline Delacour's mother|grandmother]]. When the wand was [[Wand Weighing ceremony|weighed]] by [[Garrick Ollivander|Mr Ollivander]] during the [[Triwizard Tournament]], in which Fleur was [[Beauxbatons Academy of Magic|Beauxbatons]]' champion, he described it as "inflexible".<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire]]''</ref>
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Fleur used this wand in all three tasks of the Triwizard Tournement. She also weilded it during the [[Second Wizarding War]] such as: the [[Battle of the Seven Potters]] and the [[Battle of Hogwarts]].
   
 
==Behind the scenes==
 
==Behind the scenes==
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*Fleur's wand is quite unique in the series; it's the only wand known to use a core not used by [[Garrick Ollivander]], though the [[Elder Wand]] also uses a unique core. Indeed, it seems the materials were chosen for their beauty (Veelas have otherworldly beauty, while rosewood is prized for it's rich-coloured timber). What this says about the quality of her wand is uncertain; one may note she came in last place overall in the [[Triwizard Tournament]].
*Fleur's wand is the only one known to have a core that uses Veela hair, which is not used by Britain's premier wand-maker [[Ollivander]].
 
*As the hair in Fleur's wand came from her [[Fleur Delacour's grandmother|grandmother]], it is possible her wand was custom-made for her rather than simply purchased.
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*As the hair in Fleur's wand came from her [[Apolline Delacour's mother|grandmother]], it is possible her wand was custom-made for her rather than simply purchased.
*In Slavic mythology, some legends claim that if even one of a [[Wikipedia:Slavic fairies#Vila|Veela]]'s hairs is plucked, she will either die or be forced to change into a non-human shape.
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*In Slavic mythology, some legends claim that if even one of a [[Veela]]'s hairs is plucked, she will either die or be forced to change into a non-human shape.
   
 
==Appearances==
 
==Appearances==
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*''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]''
 
*''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]''
 
*''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]''
 
*''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]''
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*''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2]]''
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*''[[LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4]]''
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*''[[LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7]]''
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*''[[Pottermore]]''
   
 
==Notes and references==
 
==Notes and references==
{{reflist}}
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{{Reflist}}
 
[[Category:Wands|Delacour, Fleur]]
 
[[Category:Wands|Delacour, Fleur]]
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[[Category:Fleur Delacour's possessions|Wand]]

Revision as of 21:36, 10 July 2015

Garrick Ollivander: "Yes, nine and a half inches... inflexible.. rosewood... and containing... dear me.. "
Fleur Delacour: "An 'air from ze 'ead of a veela. One of my grandmuzzer's."
— Ollivander weighing Fleur's wand[src]

Fleur Delacour's wand was 9½" long, made of rosewood, and possessed a Veela hair core. It was descriped as "inflexiable" by Garrick Ollivander. It's unknown who manufactored the wand, but it can be assumed it was by a french wandmaker.

History

Fleurmain

Fleur with her wand in 1994

The hair was donated by Fleur's grandmother. When the wand was weighed by Mr Ollivander during the Triwizard Tournament, in which Fleur was Beauxbatons' champion, he described it as "inflexible".[1]

Fleur used this wand in all three tasks of the Triwizard Tournement. She also weilded it during the Second Wizarding War such as: the Battle of the Seven Potters and the Battle of Hogwarts.

Behind the scenes

  • Fleur's wand is quite unique in the series; it's the only wand known to use a core not used by Garrick Ollivander, though the Elder Wand also uses a unique core. Indeed, it seems the materials were chosen for their beauty (Veelas have otherworldly beauty, while rosewood is prized for it's rich-coloured timber). What this says about the quality of her wand is uncertain; one may note she came in last place overall in the Triwizard Tournament.
  • As the hair in Fleur's wand came from her grandmother, it is possible her wand was custom-made for her rather than simply purchased.
  • In Slavic mythology, some legends claim that if even one of a Veela's hairs is plucked, she will either die or be forced to change into a non-human shape.

Appearances

Notes and references