Objects of judgment, destiny, and worth in Arthurian legend.
A branch found by Sir Bagdemagus, serving as a token of the Grail and a sign granted only to the worthy.
A magical whetstone from Welsh tradition, one of the Thirteen Treasures of Britain, said to sharpen only the weapons of the brave.
Arthur's mantle of invisibility in Welsh tradition, later associated with the legendary Treasures of Britain.
A ring exchanged between Tristan and Isolde, serving as a sign of recognition and a symbol of their secret and enduring love.
A magical ring given to Sir Lancelot by the Lady of the Lake, granting protection against enchantment and revealing illusions.
Glain, a legendary magic‑snake’s egg, connects Merlin to the mystical and wondrous world of Celtic and Cornish folklore, bridging Arthurian legend with mythical zoology.
Faced with the Green Knight's axe, Gawain accepts a green silk girdle from Lady Bertilak, promised to protect him from harm.