Queenie Goldstein's wand - Fantastic Beasts

To begin with, the Queenie Goldstein wandis made entirely of resin with a central metal core. Queenie is Porpentina Goldstein's little sister. Described as extremely beautiful, with a big heart and a free spirit. She's also an accomplished Legilimens. Queenie lives with her sister, Tina, in an apartment in New York. One December evening, Queenie welcomes Norbert Dragonneau and Jacob Kowalski, whom Tina is taking home. She is hospitable to both men, and particularly helpful to Jacob, who is feeling unwell. Over dinner, Queenie gets close to Jacob Kowalski despite her sister's warning not to get too attached. Queenie bewitches Jacob Kowalski into agreeing to marry her. He refuses to let their budding relationship harm the young woman, who could be prosecuted by the MACUSA because she's dating a Non-Maj.

Your inexpensive Goldstein Queenie Baguette.

We offer a wide selection of Fantastic Beasts Magic Wands. First and foremost,

• Visit Goldstein Porpentina rodQueenie's sister in Fantastic Beasts.
• But also Rudolph Spielman in Les Animaux Fantstiques.
• And many more to discover in our online store!

Here's a great gift idea for all Harry Potter fans! In conclusion, you can also use this Queenie Goldstein wand for your cosplays or theme parties. But above all, it's a decorative collector's item. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family business.

How are wizards' wands made?

A wand is an object made up of two variable elements: wood, usually from a tree, and the so-called wand core, which can come from a variety of magical creatures or plants. It is a tool used by wizards and witches to sharpen their spells and obtain better results when using magic. Our wands are made of molded resin, with a metal rod at the heart of the wand, bringing your Queenie Goldstein wand remarkable resistance. It's worth pointing out that most wizards buy their wand at the age of eleven, before beginning their magical education. Young wizards can buy their wand themselves from a vendor, with British students traditionally going to Ollivander's.

Queenie Goldstein's wand - Fantastic Beasts

To begin with, the Queenie Goldstein wandis made entirely of resin with a central metal core. Queenie is Porpentina Goldstein's little sister. Described as extremely beautiful, with a big heart and a free spirit. She's also an accomplished Legilimens. Queenie lives with her sister, Tina, in an apartment in New York. One December evening, Queenie welcomes Norbert Dragonneau and Jacob Kowalski, whom Tina is taking home. She is hospitable to both men, and particularly helpful to Jacob, who is feeling unwell. Over dinner, Queenie gets close to Jacob Kowalski despite her sister's warning not to get too attached. Queenie bewitches Jacob Kowalski into agreeing to marry her. He refuses to let their budding relationship harm the young woman, who could be prosecuted by the MACUSA because she's dating a Non-Maj.

Your inexpensive Goldstein Queenie Baguette.

We offer a wide selection of Fantastic Beasts Magic Wands. First and foremost,

• Visit Goldstein Porpentina rodQueenie's sister in Fantastic Beasts.
• But also Rudolph Spielman in Les Animaux Fantstiques.
• And many more to discover in our online store!

Here's a great gift idea for all Harry Potter fans! In conclusion, you can also use this Queenie Goldstein wand for your cosplays or theme parties. But above all, it's a decorative collector's item. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family business.

How are wizards' wands made?

A wand is an object made up of two variable elements: wood, usually from a tree, and the so-called wand core, which can come from a variety of magical creatures or plants. It is a tool used by wizards and witches to sharpen their spells and obtain better results when using magic. Our wands are made of molded resin, with a metal rod at the heart of the wand, bringing your Queenie Goldstein wand remarkable resistance. It's worth pointing out that most wizards buy their wand at the age of eleven, before beginning their magical education. Young wizards can buy their wand themselves from a vendor, with British students traditionally going to Ollivander's.