I Can Has Symbolism

[kerravonsen]

Hello my Harry Potter loving friends, I am scratching my head. You see, I got this lovely idea for a "Golden Trio" necklace, but there are parts of it I haven't figured out yet. To wit, I want to make a central pendant with charms on it representing the three of them. Hermione is obvious -- it needs to be a quill or a book. But Harry and Ron I'm not so certain of. I'm thinking maybe a broom for Harry -- if I could find a golden broom charm somewhere, that is. Ron, maybe a wand, because he was brought up in the Wizarding World.

But if any of you have ideas of what charm-things would be a good representation of Ron or Harry, please share them!

Comments

[deird1]

Ron should be a chess piece.

[kerravonsen]

Oooh, I like that!

[madbernard]

Golden Snitch for Harry, since he's a game winner who moves in erratic ways?

[kerravonsen]

Lovely idea, but can one even purchase a Snitch charm?

[watervole]

I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but I think quiddich actually matters more to Ron than to Harry. He isn't as good, but maybe that makes it matter even more.

Then Harry gets a lightening zig zag for his scar.

[kerravonsen]

No, that does make sense. Though I think I'll be going with the suggestion of a chess piece for Ron.

And I'm thwaping myself on the head for forgetting about a lightning bolt for Harry.

[arwitchywoman.livejournal.com]

Umm... a crown for Ron?

[kerravonsen]

"Weasley Is Our King" you mean?

[arwitchywoman.livejournal.com]

Exactly!

[reynardo.livejournal.com]

Cloak or wand for Harry as he had both, and broom for Ron who was also damned good at that stuff.

[kerravonsen]

One could even do the Deathly Hallows symbol for Harry, but I think that would be a bit confusing.

[jaxomsride.livejournal.com]

A chess piece for Ron. Golden snitch for Harry? Or lightning bolt (the scar!)

[kerravonsen]

Great minds think alike! These have been suggested by folks on Dreamwidth.