Magic Wizard Witch Witchcraft Sorcerer Wand for Collectible Magical Toy Wands (Serpent)

Got this for my little sister's Harry Potter themed birthday. She got a couple of wands from other family members from the actual movie however, this ones her favorite because it's not as heavy. She has also dropped it a bunch amd it's still intact.

Love it,play

This was for a birthday party and she said this was her favorite gift of all. It looks really pretty and high quality in person. Also, comes with a carrying bag. Would recommend for anyone interested in this type of stuff.

If you are a Harry Potter fan, you’ll love this wand. It is a nice heavy piece of plastic. And it’s just fun to conjure your Patronus with it.

It weighs like an actual wand from the HP store. It feels solid. The gemstones are beautiful and as pictured. And the fine details are well designed.

It is well made and feels sturdy enough for cosplay or child play but I would not recommend it as a serious collectable item. But if you want it for the afore mentioned or to deck out your Halloween costume then go for it.

Nice, sturdy, Good weight and length, nicely styled.

I have several “magical” interactive wands from a certain theme park and while these aren’t interactive, they’re so much fun. You only need one interactive wand to perform the “charms” at the park. You can get like 6 of these for the price of one of those. I also have the official HP wand book and this is spot on

I bought two of these wands (Flower and Helix) just to see what they were like and I was very pleasantly surprised. Both wands were the perfect length and thickness making them look very graceful and elegant yet at the same time they feel strong and study thanks to their metal cores. They have a good weight to them, unlike some which I've seen which can be very flimsy. These are wands that will stand up to (reasonable) wear and tear - they are not just show pieces. And the detailing is beautifully done. I am very happy with these wands and will probable get a few more. I highly recommend them. They may not be from the Noble Collection but, except for their boxes, you would never know. They are quality pieces for a very reasonable price. It's the boxes that probably make the Noble Collection wands cost more. Yes, they are beautifully presented in their own lovely, velvet lined boxes and these come in a long pouch inside a flimsy cardboard box barley thicker than the wand itself, but who cares? I'd rather get more wands than pay extra for the packaging.

The paint and fish is cheap.