THE HOBBIT - Smaug - Pendant

This finely sculpted metal collector’s pendant depicts Smaug the Golden, the terrifying fire-breathing dragon and guardian of the treasure of Erebor, from the globally successful film trilogy *The Hobbit *. This high-quality piece of jewellery captures all the devastating power and majesty of this fantastical creature, allowing fans of J.R.R. Tolkien’s universe to wear a piece of craftsmanship worthy of Middle-earth.

The design features the high aesthetic fidelity and intricate engraving characteristic of The Noble Collection’s exceptional creations. Crafted from a robust and durable metal alloy, the medallion renders with remarkable clarity the fierce anatomy of the winged reptile, its horns, the texture of its scales and its outstretched wings enveloping its regal stance. The delicate finishes and the application of a subtle patina lend the piece the appearance of an ancient artefact, evoking the ancestral treasures extracted from the Lonely Mountain.

Designed primarily to be worn daily as an exceptional necklace or to enhance a collector’s display, this piece stands out for its universal elegance. The pendant hangs from a sturdy yet elegant neck chain fitted with a secure clasp. The product is delivered in its original cardboard packaging – either a box or a card in an official transparent blister pack – featuring the colours of the Warner Bros. licence and the film *The Hobbit*.

In the rich literary and cinematic universe of J.R.R. Tolkien, Smaug is the last of the great winged dragons of Middle-earth, a beast of monumental size endowed with a treacherous intelligence and immense vanity. In the year 2770 of the Third Age, lured by rumours of the unimaginable riches amassed by the Dwarves, he descended in a storm of fire upon the kingdom beneath the mountain of Erebor, driving out its inhabitants and seizing the mountains of gold and jewels, including the precious Arkenstone. For nearly two centuries, he slept peacefully upon his cursed hoard until Thorin Oakenshield’s company, aided by the Hobbit burglar Bilbo Baggins, came to disturb his solitude. This official piece of jewellery celebrates the mythical creature, a symbol of imperial greed, primordial power and the destructive fire of Middle-earth.