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Garrick Ollivander remembers every wand he ever sold!
Unfortunately his driver does not, which is why he is asking for everyone's help in developing this database.

This is an EXTREMELY large listing of every wand made by the Ollivander family or their apprentices since 1909.  As of March 2005, Ollivanders has crafted over 47,000 combinations, of over 40 wand woods, and more than 15 types of wand cores*. The wands generally have a randomly generated length of 20 to 45 centimetres (7⅝ to 17¾ inches), though there have been rare instances of extremely short or long wands.

*all wands since 1971 will contain one of the three Supreme Cores

If, even admist all these wands, you can't find a match for the one you envisioned for your character, I have no problem editing an entry to include your preferred wand! Just choose one that's very close and let me know what detail(s) to change.

This is a HUGE file. I've been told by members who looked at the beta version that their phones (for instance) couldn't handle it. There are no viruses or anything but it just may be too much data for your device to handle.

Normally I will keep this spreadsheet sorted by wood, then core, then length. However if it is done up by Box Number, I am adding some more "created" wands to the end of the list - please be patient and I will return it to "normal"!

(1) If your character purchased his or her wand at Ollivanders, and you would like that wand added to the directory, just find a box number with a wand that matches your description and post it here!

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[o][b]Character Name:[/b] Character Account here
[o][b]Wand Box №:[/b] Box # here
[o][b]Purchase Date:[/b] see note below
[o][b]Trait (optional):[/b] in case you want one or put one in your profile
(2) If your character purchased his or her wand at a different wandmaker (check out the map here), but you would still like to have a registered wand badge, please use the following code:

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[o][b]Please Add the Wand of:[/b] Character Account here
[o][b]Affiliated Wandmaker:[/b] Feine Klassische Zauberst?ñbe, Gregorovitch Zauberst?ñbe, Zhezly Tezarovicha, etc.
[o][b]Wood, Length, Core:[/b] wood and length and core here
[o][b]Purchase Date:[/b] see note below
[o][b]Trait (optional):[/b] in case you want one or put one in your profile
(3) If you can't open the file, but still want your wand listed, please use the following code:

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[o][b]Please Add the Wand of:[/b] Character Account here
[o][b]Wood, Length, Core:[/b] wood and length and core here
[o][b]Purchase Date:[/b] see note below
[o][b]Trait (optional):[/b] in case you want one or put one in your profile
*The Purchase Date is usually the month before their first year at Hogwarts (which is the August after their 11th birthday), and while August 1ˢᵗ is usually Diagon Alley Shopping Day, any day in August will be fine.
For purebloods and halfbloods, in certain circumstances the witch or wizard may receive their wand on their 11th birthday, but keep in mind they will have had no training and can get in trouble with the Ministry or, worse, their parents if they start flouting their powers.

🪄 Wandmakers look at their service areas (and wand wood areas) as "wand regions" rather than as a list of countries. A wand region is a (generally) contiguous area with the same climate, geographical features, and fauna. As such, wand regions vary greatly in size between highly distinct areas with very small (on a global scale) acreage and fairly homogeneous areas with quite large acreage. Not all wandmakers concur about how many wand regions there are in the world; however, generally, two of the three defining features (fauna, geography, climate) must change in notable frequency to be considered a shift in wand region.

🪄 Below is a map of the generally accepted wand regions throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. These wand regions will be listed on the tables below for wandmakers, wand woods, and wand cores.

Athabaska

Fennoscandia

Baltics

Yevrorusski

Siberia

Yakutia

Laurentia

Eire

Brittania

Germania

Dacia

Cordillera

Iberia

Gallia

Balkanski

Anatolia

Transcaucasia

Transoxania

Xinjiang

Manchuria

Nippon

Centroamérica

Petraea

Mesopotamia

Persia

Tibet

Yangtze

Yamnat

Arabia

Bengali

Indochina

Malaya

🪄 Below is a list of the most well-known wandmakers and their companies in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Smaller wandmakers do operate throughout these continents; furthermore, wands created by any wandmakers may be re-sold by "secondhand wand shops." Nearly all wandmakers caution, however, that a secondhand wand will never work as well for a customer as it did for its originally matched owner.

Wand Maker Company	Location	Regions Served	Wand Manufacture Notes
ᏝᏃᏩ ᎦᏅᏍᏙᏗ Tlanowa Ganvsdodi (Thunderbird Wands)	Choctaw, Oklahoma, USA (mislabelled Hiloha Hushi Wands on map)	Athabaska, Cordillera, western Laurentia	intricately carved wands typically containing thunderbird tail feathers
Quintana Quality Wands	Newport, Arkansas, USA	Cordillera, central Laurentia	some remaining original Thiago Quintana wands contain spines from the backs of White River monsters, but all wands since his death use other diverse cores
Beauvais Wanderie	New Orleans, Louisiana, USA	southern Laurentia, Centroamérica	primarily swamp mayhew wood and rougarou hair as preferred by founder Violetta Beauvais
Jonker & Sons Wand Co.	Seven Springs, Pennsylvania, USA	eastern Athabaska, Laurentia	all countaining mother-of-pearl inlay and specialising in wampus hair cores
Ollivander's	London, UK (& Hogsmeade)	Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia	hand-selected native and imported woods using the three Supreme Cores (some older wands contain lesser cores)
Gregorovitch Zauberstäbe (Gregorovitch Wands)	Niesky, Germany	Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski	rugged, natural looking wands known for their powerful cores
Feine Klassische Zauberstäbe (Fine Classic Wands)	Vienna, Austria	Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Dacia, Balkanski, Anatolia	famed for multiple wood grafting, custom orders, and artistic designs
Жезлы Тезаровича Zhezly Tezarovicha (Rods of Tezarovich)	Monogarovo, Oryol, Russia	Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Siberia	sturdy and stately wands known for their detailed woodwork
𐏃𐎧𐎠𐎶𐎴𐎡𐏁𐎡𐎹 𐎠𐎼𐏁𐎫𐎡𐏁 Achaemenid Arštiš (Spears of Achaemenes)	Shush, Iran	Yamnat, Arabia, Petraea, Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia, Transoxania, Bengali	[description]
魔杖制造者 Dìguó Mózhàng Zhìzào Zhě (Imperial Wandmakers)	Baojing Co., China	Bengali, Xinjiang, Tibet, Indochina, Malaya, Yangtze, Manchuria, Siberia	broad-region makers, traders, and sellers of native wood and core wands
阿部清美の枝 Abe Kiyomi no Eda (Wands of Abe Kiyomi)	Daikoku Is., Japan	Manchuria, Nippon, Siberia [Yakutia]	favours cherry wood and often couples it with other wood types

🪄 Only a minority of trees can produce wand quality wood, just as only a minority of humans can produce quality magic. (Bowtruckle nests are a telltale sign of usable wood, but they do not nest in all usable tree species.) Formerly a somewhat guarded secret passed down through years of experience from wandmaking masters to apprentices, the most common usable wand woods are now fairly public knowledge. However, pairing the right wood with the right owner (and the right core) is a skill that still only comes with long practice and study of wandlore.

🪄 The following table presents the most ideal genera of wand wood producing trees and a sampling of some of their species in each wand region of the world. The notes on wand traits, wand specialties, and owner traits are only general notes, and individual wands may differ especially after being paired with certain cores.

Family	Genus	Common		Species & Regions	Wand Trait	Wand Specialty	Owner Trait
Adoxaceae	Sambucus	Elder	★★★	Sambucus cerulea (blue elderberry) Cordillera Sambucus nigra (black elder) Laurentia, Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Dacia, Balkanski Sambucus peruviana (sauco) Centroamérica Sambucus racemosa (red elderberry) Athabaska	rarest of all wand wood and reputed to be deeply unlucky, the trickiest of all to master	-	exceptional, extraordinary, predestined
Aquafoliaceae	Ilex	Holly	★★★	Ilex aquifolium (common holly) Eire, Brittania, Gallia Ilex quercetorum Cordillera, Centroamérica Ilex verticillata (American winterberry) [+9] Laurentia	works best for those who need to overcome a tendency to anger or impetuosity	-	engrossed, spiritual, undauntable
Araliaceae	Hedera	Ivy	★★☆	Hedera helix (common ivy) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Dacia, Balkanski Hedera hibernica (Atlantic ivy) Eire, Iberia	"Hogsmeade branch was known to sell wands made from ivy"	-	-
Betulaceae	Alnus	Alder	★★★	Alnus acuminata Centroamérica Alnus cordata (Italian alder) Gallia Alnus glutinosa (common alder) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski Alnus rhombifolia (white alder) Alnus rubra/ (red alder) Athabaska, Cordillera Alnus serrulata (hazel alder) Laurentia	unyielding; magnificent and loyal	best suited to non-verbal spell work	compliant, considerate, helpful
	Betula	Birch	★★☆	Betula ermanii (Erman's birch) Siberia, Manchuria, Nippon Betula papyrifera (paper birch) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia Betula pendula (silver birch) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Yevrorusski Betula pubescens (downy birch) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Fennoscandia, Baltics	"Hogsmeade branch was known to sell wands made from birch"	-	-
	Carpinus	Hornbeam	★★★	Carpinus betulus (European hornbeam) Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Dacia, Balkanski Carpinus caroliniana (American hornbeam) Cordillera, Laurentia Carpinus orientalis (Oriental hornbeam) Gallia, Dacia, Balkanski, Transcaucasia Carpinus tropicalis Centroamérica	particularly fine-tuned and sentient wand	adapts more quickly than any other to owner's style of magic and code of honour	passionate, talented, visionary
	Corylus	Hazel	★★★	Corylus americana (American hazel) Laurentia Corylus avellana (common hazel) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski, Yevrorusski Corylus colurna (Turkish hazel) Balkanski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia Corylus cornuta (beaked hazel) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia Corylus heterophylla (Asian hazel) Xinjiang, Manchuria, Nippon, Siberia	reflects its owner's emotional state; often wilts at the end of its master's life	unique ability to detect water underground by emitting silvery, tear-shaped puffs of smoke	emotionally intelligent, self-controlled
	Ostrya	Hop-hornbeam	★★☆	Ostrya carpinifolia (European hophornbeam) Gallia, Balkanski, Anatolia Ostrya japonica (Japanese hophornbeam) Manchuria, Nippon Ostrya virginiana (American hophornbeam) Laurentia	between birch and hornbeam	-	-
	Ostryopsis	Hazel-hornbeam	★★☆	Ostryopsis nobilis (Dianhu hazel) Indochina, Yangtze Ostryopsis davidiana Yangtze, Manchuria	between hazel and hornbeam	-	-
Calophyllaceae	Mesua	Ironwood	★★☆	Mesua ferrea (Ceylon ironwood) Bengali, Indochina, Malaya	-	-	-
Cannabaceae	Celtis	Hackberry	★☆☆	Celtis australis (European nettle) Gallia, Balkanski, Anatolia Celtis occidentalis (common hackberry) Celtis tenuifolia (dwarf hackberry) Laurentia Celtis reticulata (netleaf hackberry) Cordillera, Centroamérica Celtis tournefortii (oriental hackberry) Dacia, Balkanski, Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia
Cornaceae	Cornus	Dogwood	★★★	Cornus drummondii (roughleaf dogwood) Cornus florida (flowering dogwood) Laurentia Cornus excelsa Centroamérica Cornus mas (Cornelian cherry) Gallia, Balkanski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia Cornus nuttallii (Pacific dogwood) Cordillera Cornus sanguinea (common dogwood) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski, Transcauscasia Cornus sericea (red osier) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia	performs outstanding spells under difficulty conditions; refuses to perform nonverbal spells	produces dazzling enchantments when paired with a suitably clever and ingenius owner	exciting, ingenious, thrillseeking
Cupressaceae	Cupressus	Cypress	★★★	Cupressus lusitanica (cedar-of-Goa) Centroamérica C. sempervirens (Mediterranean cypress) Iberia, Balkanski, Anatolia, Mesopotamia 14 distinct New World Cupressus species,  each with extremely small ranges Cordillera	-	-	honourable, reputable, self-sacrificing
	Juniperus	Juniper	★★☆	Juniperus communis (common juniper) Athabaska, Laurentia, Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Balkanski, Yevrorusski, Siberia, Transcauscasia, Transoxania, Nippon Juniperus occidentalis (western juniper) Cordillera Juniperus phoenicea (Arâr) Iberia, Gallia, Balkanski Juniperus virginiana (eastern redcedar) Laurentia	-	-	-
	Sequoia	Redwood	★★★	Sequoia sempervirens (coast redwood) Cordillera	-	-	adaptable, lucky, overcoming
	Sequoiadendron	Giant Redwood	★★★	S. giganteum (giant sequoia) Cordillera, Brittania, Gallia, Germania
	Thuja	Cedar	★★★	Thuja koraiensis (Korean thuja) Manchuria Thuja occidentalis (eastern cedar) Laurentia; Brittania* Thuja plicata (western cedar) Athabaska, Cordillera; Eire* Thuja standishii (Japanese thuja) Nippon	carries the potential to be a frightening adversary	-	cognizant, judicious, perceptive
Ebenaceae	Diospyros	Ebony	★★★	Diospyros celebica (Makassar ebony) Malaya Diospyros crassiflora (Gabon ebony) [Western Africa] Diospyros ebenum (Ceylon ebony) India Diospyros humilis (Queensland ebony) [northern Australia] Diospyros tessellaria (Mauritius ebony) [+10] [Mauritius]	-	highly suited to all manner of combative magic and to Transfiguration	nonconformist, resolute, self-expressive
		Persimmon	★★☆	Diospyros nigra (black sapote) Centroamérica Diospyros virginiana (American persimmon) Laurentia Diospyros lotus (lilac persimmon) Iberia, Gallia, Balkanski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia	-	-	-
Ericaceae	Vaccinium	Berrywood	★☆☆	Vaccinium arboreum (sparkleberry) Laurentia	-	-	-
	Erica	Heather	★★☆	[species]	-	-	-
Fabaceae	Acacia	Wattle	★★★	Acacia confusa (Philippine wattle) India, Indochina, Malaya, Yangtze Acacia heterophylla (highland tamarind) [Madagascar] Acacia nilotica (thorny acacia) Yamnat, Arabia, Petraea, Mesopotamia, Persia, India, [West Africa, African Horn, South Africa] Acacia pycnantha (golden wattle) [+947] [Australia]	matches any for power, but often refuses to produce magic for any but its owner; not suited to "bangs-and-smells" magic	-	adroit, proficient, talented
	Cercis	Redbud	★☆☆	Cercis canadensis (eastern redbud) Laurentia Cercis chinensis (Chinese redbud) Yangtze Cercis occidentalis (western redbud) Cordillera Cercis siliquastrum (European redbud) Gallia, Balkanski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia
	Dalbergia	Rosewood	★★★	Dalbergia latifolia (Indian rosewood) Persia, India Dalbergia nigra (Bahia rosewood) [Brasil] Dalbergia oliveri (Burmese rosewood) Indochina Dalbergia retusa (cocobolo) Centroamérica	"Fleur Delacour's wand"	-	-
	Pterocarpus	Padauk	★★☆	Pterocarpus indicus (Malay padauk) Laurentia
	Robinia	Locust	★★☆	Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust) Indochina, Yangtze, Malaya
Fagaceae	Castanea	Chestnut	★★★	Castanea crenata (Japanese chestnut) Manchuria, Nippon Castanea dentata (American chestnut) Laurentia Castanea henryi (Chinese chinkapin) Yangtze Castanea sativa (sweet chestnut) Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Balkanski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia	-	-	green-thumbed, natural flier, philozoic
	Fagus	Beech	★★★	Fagus crenata (Japanese beech) Nippon Fagus engleriana (Chinese beech) Yangtze, Manchuria Fagus grandifolia (American beech) Laurentia Fagus orientalis (Oriental beech) Balkanski, Anatolia, Transcauscasia, Persia Fagus sylvatica (European beech) Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Balkanski, Anatolia	performs very weakly for the narrow-minded and intolerant	capable of a subtlety and artistry not seen in any other wood	experienced, mature, understanding
	Quercus subgen. Quercus	sect. Quercus White Oak	★★★	Quercus alba (white oak) [+8] Laurentia Quercus havardii (Havard oak) [+1] Cordillera, Laurentia Quercus garryana (Garry oak) [+10] Cordillera Quercus petraea (sessile oak) Quercus rober (English oak) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski	as loyal as the wizard who deserves it	-	courageous, faithful, stalwart
		sect. Protobalanus Intermediate Oak	★★★	Quercus chrysolepis (canyon live oak) [+2] Cordillera
		sect. Lobatae Red Oak	★★★	Q. hyperleucoides (silverleaf oak) [+2] Cordillera Quercus nigra (water oak) [+2] Cordillera, Laurentia Quercus rubra (northern red oak) [+9] Laurentia	-	perfect duelling wand (unusually fast reactions)	creative, lithe, quick-witted
	Quercus subgen. Cerris	sect. Cerris Bristle Oak	★★★	Quercus cerris (Turkey oak) Eire, Brittania, Germania, Balkanski Quercus suber (cork oak) Iberia, Gallia
		sect. Ilex Hairy Oak	★★★	Quercus ilex (holm oak) Eire, Brittania, Gallia, Balkanski Quercus coccifera (kermes oak) Balkanski
Juglandaceae	Carya	Hickory	★☆☆	Carya cathayensis (Chinese hickory) Yangtze Carya cordiformis (bitternut hickory) Carya illinoinensis (pecan) [+10] Laurentia Carya tonkinensis (Vietnam hickory) Indochina
	Juglans	sect. Lobatae Black Walnut	★★★	Juglans australis (Brazilian walnut) [Argentina, Bolivia] Juglans californica (California black walnut) Cordillera Juglans nigra (Eastern black walnut) Laurentia Juglans olanchana (cedro negro) Centroamérica	not the easiest to master	particular flair in all kinds of charmwork	attuned, insightful, instinctual
		all other sect.s Walnut	★★★	Juglans ailantifolia (Japanese walnut) Nippon Juglans mandshurica (Manchurian walnut) Siberia, Yangtze, Manchuria Juglans regia (Persian walnut) Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia, Transoxania, India	possessed of unusual versatility and adaptability; wand and wizard feed on each other (in sometimes unhealthy manner)		inventive, innovative, resourceful
Lamiaceae	Aegiphila	Mint Tree	★★☆	Aegiphila fasciculata Centroamérica
Lauraceae	Laurus	Laurel	★★★	Laurus nobilis (bay tree) Cordillera, Iberia, Gallia, Balkanski	cannot perform a dishonourable act, but performs powerful and sometimes lethal magic	-	gloryseeking, grandiose, opportunistic
	Sassafras	Sassafras	★☆☆	Sassafras albidum (silky sassafras) Laurentia Sassafras tzumu (Chinese sassafras) Tibet, Yangtze
Magnoliaceae	Liriodendron	Tulip Tree	★★☆	Liriodendron chinense (Chinese whitewood) Indochina, Yangtze Liriodendron tulipifera (tulip tree) Laurentia	-	-	-
	Magnolia	Magnolia	★★☆	Magnolia champaca (champak) Magnolia liliiflora (Mulan magnolia) India, Indochina, Malaya, Yangtze Magnolia grandiflora (southern magnolia) Magnolia virginiana (sweetbay) Laurentia Magnolia guatemalensis (mamey) Centroamérica Magnolia sieboldii (Oyama magnolia) Indochina, Yangtze, Manchuria
Malvaceae	Tilia	Basswood (NA) Lime (UK) Linden (EU)	★★★	Tilia tomentosa (silver linden) Dacia, Balkanski, Anatolia	-	works best for Seers and those skilled at Legilimency	-
			★★☆	Tilia americana (American basswood) Laurentia Tilia cordata (small-leaved lime/linden) Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski, Yevrorusski Tilia nasczokinii (Nasczokin's linden) Siberia Tilia platyphyllos (large-leaved lime/linden) Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Dacia, Balkanski
Meliaceae	Swietenia	Mahogany	★★★	Swietenia humilis (Pacific Coast mahogany) Cordillera, Centroamérica Swietenia macrophylla (Honduran mahogany) Centroamérica, [S.A. south to Bolivia] Swietenia mahagoni (West Indian mahogany) southern Laurentia	-	excellent for Transfiguration	-
Moraceae	Brosimum	Snakewood	★★★	Brosimum alicastrum (breadnut) Brosimum guianense (snakewood) Centroamérica, [Brasil]	"Salazar Slytherin's wand"
Nyssaceae	Nyssa	Tupelo	★☆☆	Nyssa sinensis (Chinese tupelo) Indochina, Yangtze Nyssa sylvatica (black tupelo) Laurentia, Centroamérica Nyssa javanica Tibet, Indochina, Malaya
Oleaceae	Fraxinus	Ash	★★★	[species]	cleaves to its one true master and loses power if passed on or gifted to another owner	-	modest, tactful, steadfast
Pinaceae	Abies	Fir	★★★	Abies alba (silver fir) Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Dacia, Balkanski Abies balsamea (balsam fir) Laurentia Abies grandis (grand fir) Cordillera, Brittania, Eire, Fennoscandia A. guatemalensis (Guatemalan fir) Centroamérica Abies lasiocarpa (subalpine fir) Athabaska, Cordillera Abies nordmanniana (Nordmann fir) Yevrorusski Abies sibirica (Siberian fir) Siberia	poor tools in the hands of the changeable and indecisive	particularly suited to Transfiguration	focused, formidable, strong-minded
	Larix	Larch	★★★	[species]	instills confidence and courage in its user	-	adroit, reserved, surprising
	Picea	Spruce	★★★	[species]	requires a particular deftness, ill-matched with cautious/nervous natures	produces particularly flamboyant and dramatic effects	bold, charismatic, witty
	Pinus	Pine	★★★	[species]	enjoys being used creatively and adapts unprotestingly to new methods and spells	most sensitive to non-verbal magic	independent, mysterious, solitary
	Pseudotsuga	False Hemlock	★★☆	[species]
	Tsuga	Hemlock	★☆☆	[species]
Platanaceae	Platanus	Sycamore (NA) Plane Tree (UK)	★★★	[species]	eager for new experience; combusts if allowed to become bored	capacity to learn and adapt	adventurous, curious, vital
Poaceae	Arundo	Stoutgrass	★★★	Arundo donax (giant cane) Cordillera, Iberia, Balkanski	"Hogsmeade branch was known to sell wands made from reed"	-	eloquent, protective, striking
	Phragmites	Reedgrass	★★★	Phragmites australis (common reed) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia, Centroamérica, Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Balknaski
	Saccharum	Sugarcanes	★★☆	Saccharum ravennae (elephant grass) Iberia
Rhamnaceae	Frangula	Buckthorn	★☆☆	[species]
Rosaceae	Crataegus	sect. Coccineae Mayhaw	★★☆	[species]	"Violetta Beauvais from New Orleans used the wood in all of her wands"	-	-
		all other sect.s Hawthorn	★★★	[species]	not easy to master	particularly suited to healing magic but also adept at curses	conflicted, restless, tumultuous
	Malus	Apple	★★★	[species]	powerful, mixed poorly with Dark magic	-	idealistic, moralistic, principled
	Prunus	sect. Cerasus Cherry	★★★	[species]	"highly praised and sought after wood in Japan"	-	-
		sect. Prunus Plum	★★★	Prunus spinosa (blackthorn) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Balkanski, Dacia, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia	need to pass through danger or hardship with their owners to become truly bonded	-	gladiatorial, skilled, vigorous
	Pyrus	Pear	★★★	[species]	resilient; never chooses a Dark Witch or Wizard	splendid magic powers	distinguished, popular, well-respected
	Sorbus	Mountain Ash (NA) Rowan (UK)	★★★	[species]	disassociated with the Dark Arts; can match and outperform others in duels	produces powerful, hard-to-break Defensive Charms	pure-hearted, reliable, sincere
Rutaceae	Zanthoxylum	Prickly Ash	★★☆	[species]	"created for Chadwick Boot by No-Maj James Steward"	-	-
Salicaceae	Populus	sect. Aigeros Black Poplar	★★☆	Populus deltoides (eastern cottonwood) Laurentia Populus nigra (black poplar) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia ,Germania, Balkanski, Dacia, Yevrorusski, Transcaucasia, Siberia	relies upon consistency, strength, and uniform power	-	righteous, sensible, virtuous
		sect. Populus White Poplar		Populus alba (silver poplar) Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Balkanski, Dacia, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia, Transoxania, Siberia
		& Aspen	★★★	P. grandidentata (large-tooth aspen) Laurentia Populus tremula (common aspen) Eire, Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Balkanski, Dacia, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Siberia, Xinjiang, Yangtze, Manchuria, Nippon, Yakutia Populus tremuloides (quaking aspen) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia	-	particularly suited to martial magic	accomplished duellist, energetic
		sect. Tacamahaca Balsam Poplar	★★★	Populus balsamifera (hackmatack) Athabaska, Laurentia	-	-	-
	Salix	Willow	★★★	[species]	does not like witches and wizards who feel they have little to learn	healing power; enables advanced, non-verbal magic	covert, insecure, robust
Sapindaceae	Acer	Maple	★★★	Acer glabrum (mountain maple) Athabaska, Cordillera Acer negundo (boxelder maple) Laurentia, Gallia, Dacia Acer platanoides (Norway maple) Eire, Brittania, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics Acer pseudoplatanus (sycamore maple) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania Acer rubrum (red maple) Laurentia Acer sempervirens (Cretan maple) Balkanski, Anatolia Acer skutchii (cloud forest sugar maple) Centroamérica	grows heavy and lacklustre in magic without fresh challenges and regular changes of scene	-	ambitious, investigative, nature-lover
Taxaceae	Taxus	Yew	★★★	[species]	often sprouts into a tree guarding its dead owner's grave	fearsome reputation in the spheres of duelling and all curses	protective, questionable, unusual
Ulmaceae	Ulmus	Elm	★★★	[species]	produces the fewest accidents and least foolish errors, capable of highly advanced magic	produces the most elegant charms and spells	aristocratic, dextrous, dignified
Vitaceae	Vitis	Vine	★★★	[species]	strongly attracted by personalities with hidden depths	-	seeking, unpredictable, yearning

🪄 The core of a wand is a magical substance that is processed and fitted into the wood of the wand, enhancing the magical ability of the wood and/or providing new magical capability to the synthesis. The overwhelming majority of wand cores come from creature parts (generally Beasts, some Beings, and even a few non-magical creatures), but some magical plants and magical ores can be used as well.

🪄 The following table presents the most common sources of wand cores and a sampling of some species of the genera in each wand region of the world. As with wand woods, the notes provided here are only general notes for the core types, and individual wands may differ especially after being paired with certain woods.

MAMMALS
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Abiitidae	Aoratochoerus	Tebo	Aoratochoerus congonensis (Congolese tebo) Aoratochoerus hesperis (Gabonese tebo) [Africa]	Tusk	★★☆	-	-
Alesbestiidae	Avingulis	Hippogriff	[species]	Feather	★★☆	-	-
				Talon	★☆☆	-	-
	Equialis	sect. Pegasus Pegasus	Equialis abraxas (Abraxan pegasus) Gallia, Germania Equialis castanea (Aethonan pegasus) Brittania Equialis cinericius (Granian pegasus) Iberia, Balkanski	Feather	★★☆	-	-
				Hair	★★☆	-	-
		sect. Vidistus Thestral	Equialis vanus (forest thestral) Eire, Brittania, Gallia, Germania	Hair	★★★	unstable, potent, but tricky to master	-
	Leonalis	Griffin	[species]	Feather	★★☆	-	-
				Hair	★☆☆	-	-
Amphicyonidae	Amphicyon	Rougarou	[species]	Hair	★★☆	-	affinity for the Dark Arts
Avitusiidae	Medequs	Unicorn	[species]	Hair	★★★	not as powerful but not as prone to accidents; least likely to change loyalty or turn to the dark arts; prone to wilting	-
	Incapitus	Thessalian	Incapitus hibernica (dubh-each) Eire Incapitus sylvatica (Rappe) Gallia, Germania	Hair	★★☆	-	-
Chimaeridae	Mantichorus	Manticore	Mantichorus mantichorus (Persian mantichore) Balkanski, Anatolia, Mesopotamia, Persia	Mane Hair	★★★	powerful but incredibly unstable, must be tempered by a calm demeanour	-
Cryptopithiidae	Cryptopithicos	Demiguise	[species]	Hair	★★☆	-	-
Faelidae	Faelis	Kneazle	Faelis knatus (punny kneazle) Brittania	Whisker	★☆☆	-	-
	Pima	Wampus	[species]	Coat Hair	★★☆	-	-
Lagodidae	Keratolagus	Horned Hare
	Oplismolagus	Jackalope
Retroambulidae	Vigilo	Curupira	[species]	Hair	★★☆	unstable, known to choose owners that are talented but unpredictable	-
Tachythymidae	Kallonis	Veela	[species]	Hair	★★★	temperamental	-
Troglodytaridae	Troglodytarum	Troll	[species]	Whisker	★☆☆	-	-
Vegrandidae	Turbella	Pixie	Turbella cornicus (Cornish pixie) Brittania	Wing	★☆☆	-	-
	Vegrandis	Fairy	Vegrandis saltator (common fairy) [Worldwide]
	Voraxia	Doxy	Voraxia axyridis ("biting fairy") Athbaska, Laurentia, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Yevrorusski
		Redcap	[species]		★??☆	-	-
		Sphinx	[species]		★??☆	-	-
VIVIMORTUI
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Inhominidae	Inhomo	Inhuman	Inhomo sanguisanam (vampire) [regions]	Fang	★★☆	-	-
REPTILES
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Lepidognathidae	Dracona	sect. Dracona Dragon	Dracona boreus (Swedish Short-Snout) Fennoscandia Dracona cornutus (Romanian Longhorn) Dacia Dracona nigrum (Hebridean Black) Dracona occidentalis (Common Welsh Green) Brittania	Heartstring	★★★	learns spells faster and easier, but more prone to accidents; most likely to change loyalty	powerful and flamboyant magic; easiest to turn to the dark arts but will not do so on its own
		sect. Viperna Wyvern	Dracona aucklandica (Antipodean Opaleye) [New Zealand] Dracona caudaspinas (Hungarian Horntail) Germania Dracona loricatus (Ukrainian Ironbelly) Dacia Dracona maremontes (Norwegian Ridgeback) Fennoscandia Dracona orientalis (Chinese Fireball) Xinjiang, Tibet, Yangtze, Manchuria Dracona tropicalis (Peruvian Vipertooth) [South America]
Magnuserpenidae	Corniger	Horned Serpent	Corniger chinanensis (Peifu serpent) Tibet, Indochina, Yangtze Corniger hibernica (Irish serpent) *considered to be extinct in the wild Eire Corniger uktenas (estakwynayv) Laurentia	Horn	★★★	sensitive to Parseltongue; emit low musical tones to warn owners of danger	-
	Lapidaria	Basilisk	Lapidaria anticuus (northern basilisk) Brittania, Fennoscandia Lapidaria casentinensis (badalischio) Gallia, Balkanski	Horn	★★☆	-	strong affinity for the Dark Arts
Phterognathidae	Draciconea	Occamy	[species name] Transoxania, Bengali, Xinjiang, Tibet, Indochina, Yangtze, Manchuria, Nippon	Feather	★☆☆	-	-
	Dracostrix	Snallygaster	[species name] Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia	Feather	★☆☆	-	-
		Salamander	[species]		★??☆	-	-
BIRDS
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Macryoraetidae	Igniavis	Phoenix	Igniavis diucollum (anqa [mughrib]) Yamnat, Arabia, Mesopotamia, Persia Igniavis igniavis ([Russian] firebird) Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski Igniavis maranensis (sarimanok) Malaya Igniavis occidentalis (Western phoenix) Cordillera, Iberia, Gallia, Balkanski Igniavis orientalis (fenghuang) Xinjiang, Tibet, Yangtze, Manchuria, Nippon	Feather	★★★	most picky about potential owners and allegiance is usually hard won; shows the most initiative, sometimes acting of its own accord	capable of the greatest range of magic
	Pluviavis	Augurey	Pluviavis hibernica (Irish phoenix) Eire	Feather	★★☆	-	-
Quadraladae	Procellavis	Thunderbird	[species]	Feather	★★★	extremely powerful but difficult to master; able to sense danger and cast curses pre-emptively	particularly good for Transfiguration
		Jobberknoll	[species]		★??☆	-	-
		Zgriptor	[species]		★??☆	-	-
AQUATICS
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Aquadaemonidae	Equoros	sect. Equoros Kelpie	Equoros algarum (common kelpie) [regions]	Hair	★★☆	-	-
		sect. Plumatus Boobrie	Equoros pinguinus (giant boobrie) [regions]	Feather	★★★	-	-
	Palamus	Grindylow	Palamus grendelum (Scottish grindylow) Brittania	-	★☆☆	-	-
	Callido	Mermaid	Callido africana (mami wati) [Africa] Callido baltica (undinė) Fennoscandia, Baltics Callido hibernica (merrow) Eire Callido syreni (siren) Gallia, Balkanski Callido vestutis (selkie) Brittania	Hair	★★☆	wands of some species' hair shock would-be thieves	-
				Spine	★★★	-	-
Ictaimonidae	Ictaimonas	American Shoal-cait	Ictaimonas arkanensis (White River monster) *considered to be extinct in the wild Laurentia	Spine	★★★	produces spells of force and elegance	-
Simonidae	Simonas	Eurasian Shoal-cait	Simonas desidarium (wishing fish) Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski	Spine	★★★	-	-
		Hippocampus	[species]		★??☆	-	-
		Moonwhale	[species]		★??☆	-	-
		Murtlap	[species]		★??☆	-	-
CNIDARIANS
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Caryophylliidae	Lophelia	Coldwater Coral	Lophelia pertusa (Atlantic coral) Eire, Brittania, Fennoscandia	Mesoglea or Nematocyst	★☆☆	-	-
PLANTS
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
		Dittany	[species]		★??☆	-	-
MINERALS
Family	Genus	Common	Species & Regions	Part(s)		Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
		Gold	[species]		★??☆	-	-
		Rose Quartz	[species]		★??☆	-	-

Registered from Ollivanders

Customer Purchase Date @Alice Acelyn 21 December 1990 @Nour Arundell 2 March 1984 @Ares Awning 27 May 1990 @Ludovic Bagman 15 May 1969 @Carey Baisley 9 September 1999 @Artemis Bane 28 July 1984 @Audra Baxter 14 July 1995 @Adriana Bennett 23 November 1994 @Fflur Blevins 15 August 1981 @Bellatrix Black 2 March 1962 @Nerys Blevins 10 August 1983 @Kendall Byrd 3 June 1984 @Robin Byrne-Davidson 27 April 1981 @Brynn Caines (1ˢᵗ) 1 August 1999 (2ⁿᵈ) 1 August 2000 @Erika Caines 1 August 1978 @Amara Cast 10 October 1987 @Pixie Clarke-Trickett 25 July 2000 @Deirdre Coltrane 6 November 1995 @Ceinwen Conway 18 October 1911 @DJ Conway 24 October 1994 @Tori Cooper 13 May 1999 @Douglas Corner 19 August 1972 @Michael Corner 4 August 1991 @Aldous Cresswell 4 March 2000 @Addreig Daley 14 May 1978 @Arden Dasher 30 August 1989 @Santiago del Arroyo 29 July 1985 @Samuel Dickinson 21 June 1975 @Keela Doyle 21 July 1995 @Adria Durant 17 December 1998 @Louise Ellington 26 October 1976 @Meredith Emerson 20 October 1997 @Lily Evans 1 August 1971 @Sean Finnigan 1 August 1966 @Sierra Finnigan 1 August 2000 @Ben Fletcher 1 August 1986

Customer Purchase Date @Honey Bea Flume 2 July 1984 @Winston T. Foss 30 September 1968 @Jonathan Gardner 20 June 1968 @Ailsa Garrott 5 June 1984 @Tess Gorman 12 July 1994 @Hermione Granger 1 August 1991 @Korrine Greengard 19 March 1941 @Astoria Greengrass 28 December 1992 @Alfred Hawking 15 February 1992 @Éilís Healey 8 July 1998 @Agatha Henderson 30 May 1990 @Emma Hennings 28 April 1991 @Joanna Hennings 3 July 1985 @Edith Holthouse 13 August 1990 @Owain Hughes 16 July 1998 @Áine Kerr 28 April 1990 @Amatia King 13 July 1972 @Ashlan la Barre 13 February 1980 @Archimedes Larkspur 1 June 1989 @Ariana Laurier 17 September 1993 @Abigail Lawson 15 May 1999 @Nobby Leach 1 August 1951 @Jane Lennon 1 August 1991 @Audrey Lennox 1 August 1998 @Neville Longbottom 1 July 1996 @Tree Loveall 1 August 2000 @Luna Lovegood (1ˢᵗ) 13 February 1992 (2ⁿᵈ) 🎁 8 April 1998 @Sam Lynch 28 March 1987 @Antonio Mackey 24 December 1985 @Emmett Markham 1 January 1957 @Dermod Morfessa 7 April 1954 @Gabriella Morfessa 8 March 1980 @Henry Murphy 5 October 1996 @Adrianna Norton 7 October 1991 @Aideen OBannon 29 December 1997 @Aaron OBrien 25 October 1997

Customer Purchase Date @Theoren Odell 28 July 1990 @Garrick Ollivander 🎁 25 September 1928 @Grover Ollivander 🎁 13 May 1980 @Lesleigh Ollivander 🎁 16 October 1993 @Harry Potter 31 July 1991 @James Potter 27 March 1971 @Molly Prewett 30 October 1960 @Evan Reavley 23 September 1985 @Aeric al-Busuri Regan 19 November 1988 @Alex Regan 8 July 1990 @Gianna Regan 21 June 1990 @Quinn Regan 27 January 1988 @Tom Riddle 6 August 1938 @Jonah Rowley 27 January 2000 @Evelyn Sartell 3 April 1998 @Reina Satou 6 August 2000 @Kendrick Silverman 14 July 1982 @Zacharias Smith 4 April 1991 @Zara Leigh Sparks 1 August 1995 @Aline Stanton 22 August 1988 @Lionel Sterling 29 October 1996 @Hunter Street 3 December 1986 @Dean Thomas 6 May 1998 @Therra Thorn 7 August 2001 @Morrison Thorne 24 July 1986 @Brietta Toft 4 August 1998 @Alf Trickett 9 June 1974 @Arick Trickett 7 May 1979 @Brita Trickett 25 March 1988 @Frida Trickett 19 July 1987 @Aase Trickett-Cassoway 31 May 1999 @Dolores Umbridge 26 August 1961 @Charles Weasley 12 December 1983 @Ron Weasley 7 July 1993 @Donna West 6 August 1998 @Linnet Willowsong 1 August 1994

Registered from the Americas Customer Purchase Date Sol Etu Durbin (@Sylvia Crowne's ancestor) 1 August 1926 @Leah Miller 18 March 2001 @Clair Sherman 1 August 1961

Registered from Europe Customer Purchase Date @Esmeray Aysoy 22 December 1996 @Madeleine Girard 9 March 1996 @Anne Hofstede 5 December 1996 @Leona Millegan 1 August 1997 @Fleur Weasley (Ann) 20 August 1988 ancestor of  @Conrad Sturm 15 May 1941

Registered from Asia Customer Purchase Date ~ ~

All wands created between May 2002 and March 2005 have been added to the Directory!

Ollivanders is now open for business once again!

A wealth of wand information up above -- woods are nearly done, cores not even started

this is so cool! 

• Character Name:  @Theoren Odell
  
• Wand Box №:  46328
  
• Purchase Date:  July 28, 1990
  
• Trait (optional):  Sturdy

• Character Name: @Audrey Lennox
  
• Wand Box №: 41156
  
• Purchase Date:  August 1st, 1998 (assuming the shop was open again by this time?)
  
• Trait (optional):  Fairly bendy

@Theoren Odell and @Audrey Lennox have been recorded in Mr. Ollivander's memory! Thank you for your business!

Staff, could someone please supply these lovely young people with the Wand Chooses the Wizard badge? Thank you!

done <3

• Character Name: @Donna West
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 36367
  
• Purchase Date: 6 August, 1998
  
  
• Character Name: @Sam Lynch
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 35183
  
• Purchase Date: 28 March, 1987
  
  
• Character Name: @Michael Corner
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 46172
  
• Purchase Date: 4 August, 1991
  
  
• Character Name: @Michael Corner
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 39858
  
• Purchase Date: 19 August, 1972 [hand-me-down originally belonging to his father]
  
  
• Please Add the Wand of: @Conrad Sturm
  
• Affiliated Wandmaker: Gregorovitch Zauberstäbe
  
• Wood, Length, Core: willow, 10.25 inches, dittany stalk
  
• Purchase Date: 15 May, 1941 [hand-me-down from god knows who]
  
  sorry to dump this all on your doorstep 😬 but i can't resist a spreadsheet

sorry to dump this all on your doorstep 😬 but i can't resist a spreadsheet

Me neither, and I did say my doorstep was open for business

Staff, at your convenience please provide the following badges:

• "Wand Chooses the Wizard" badge to Donna, Sam, and Michael
• "Wand Chooses the Zauberer" badge to Conrad
• "Wand Chooses the Warlock" badge to @Larkin Primrose who I also registered

Thank you!

done

hi ty in advance

• Character Name: @Artie Harrison
  
• Wand Box №: 40264
  
• Purchase Date: 31 August 1987
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  
• Character Name: @Hermione Granger-Weasley
  
• Wand Box №: 26610
  
• Purchase Date: (when did ollivander's reopen in 1998? because that day)
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  and sorry i updated wands once i actually bothered to look into things, can we do updates for these in the sheet?
  
  
• Character Name: @Edith Holthouse
  
• Wand Box №: 33556 - can we swap it for aspen?
  
• Purchase Date: 13 August 1990
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  
• Character Name: @Fflur Blevins
  
• Wand Box №: 31582 - swapsies for chestnut and dragon heartstring (welsh pls)?
  
• Purchase Date: 15 August 1981
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  
• Character Name: @Honey Bea Flume
  
• Wand Box №: 45437 - hornbeam swap?
  
• Purchase Date: 2 July 1984
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  just a date update
  
  
• Character Name: @Quinn Regan
  
• Wand Box №: 29139
  
• Purchase Date: 27 January 1989 (says 1988 in the sheet)
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  

shh ignore the archived guys they're coming back
i established some canon while u were away some of it is flexible some is not, i made notes! tyvm for your consideration and if this is Too Annoying i can take a Hard No

• Character Name: @Anthony Goldstein
  
• Wand Box №: BBox № 26958
  
• Purchase Date: purchased by Anthony after the Battle of Hogwarts, whatever the first day the shop was open again
  
• Trait (optional): rather bendy -- chose Anthony over a dark-sympathic wizard shopping at the same time.
  from sheet: 10 and 7/8th inches, hornbeam, dragon heartstring, rather bendy
  
  
• Character Name: @Cordelia Leighton
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 19324 (can it be 10 1/2 inches i dont mind if no)
  
• Purchase Date: August 1st, 1993
  
• Trait (optional): springy and resilient -- survived multiple impacts during the battle of hogwarts.
  from sheet: Rowan, 10 1/2 in, unicorn hair, springy
  
  
• Character Name: @Roderick Macnair
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 13320 (please change to hawthorn wood  -- if this is unideal, i would prefer a new wand be made)
  
• Purchase Date: August 12th, 1927, by an elder Macnair and handed down to Roderick.
  
• Trait (optional): demands attention
  from sheet: 12 and 1/8 in, hawthorn, troll whisker
  
  
• Character Name: @Anna Filimonova
  
• Affiliated Wandmaker: Zhezly Tezarovicha
  
• Wood, Length, Core:  10 and 3/4, juniper, phoenix feather
  
• Purchase Date: october 5, 1999
  
• Trait (optional): tempermental, but flexible
  from sheet:
  
  
• Character Name: @Cassandra Nichols
  
• Wand Box №: um, see below
  
• Purchase Date: August 3rd, 1998
  
• Trait (optional): an extremely feminine wand
  from sheet: 11 1/8th inches, laurel, veela hair core -- this core type straight up does not exist on your sheet, but i'm fairly attached to it: can we brainstorm around this? lmk
  
  
• Character Name: @Killian Buckley
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 35492
  
• Purchase Date: August 1st, 2000
  
• Trait (optional): swishy and unconventional
  from sheet: pear, 10 and 3/4 inches, unicorn hair, swishy
  
  
• Character Name: @Shelby Trickett
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 54896
  
• Purchase Date: August 1st, 2002
  
• Trait (optional): subtle and unfocused
  from sheet: 9 and 7/8th inches, silver lime, dragon heartstring, vaguely supple [im fine with the length changing]

Mr. Ollivander remembers his sales to the following people: @Cassandra Nichols ~ @Roderick Macnair ~ @Cordelia Leighton ~ @Hermione Granger-Weasley (the second time, 1 Aug 1998) ~ @Anthony Goldstein (1 Aug 1998) ~ @Killian Buckley ~ @Artie Harrison ~ @Shelby Trickett (I went ahead and changed the length @Fosse ) ( @cstine I also made all the updates you asked for to existing registrations) Staff, could someone please supply these lovely people with the Wand Chooses the Wizard badge? done. in the future it might be easier for you to pm somebody on staff directly or these requests might get lost in these threads when other people post @Anna Filimonova 's purchase has also been recorded and she may receive the Wand Chooses the Zauberer badge.		Regarding Cassandra's wand... Character Name: @Cassandra Nichols Purchase Date: August 3rd, 1998 Trait (optional): an extremely feminine wand from sheet: 11 1/8th inches, laurel, veela hair core -- this core type straight up does not exist on your sheet, but i'm fairly attached to it: can we brainstorm around this? lmk Your core didn't show up originally because of the established canon - Garrick refuses to use anything except the three "Supreme Cores." But, his father Gervaise and his grandfather Gerbold could have used veela hair, as they experimented more. So, I changed a dittany stalk core and gave her an older wand of Gerbold's make, Box № 10767 (1910, so take care of the old girl!).

Ms Granger (as she was at the time) and Mr Goldstein reminded me that Ollivanders' was not open from July 2, 1996, until about August 1, 1998. As such, the following characters' wand purchases may need to be retconned (but I won't press the issue, I just like to stick to canon as much as possible).

@Henry Murphy ~ October 5, 1996 @Lionel Sterling ~ October 29, 1996 @Meredith Emerson ~ October 20, 1997

@Aaron OBrien ~ October 25, 1997 @Aideen OBannon ~ December 29, 1997 @Evelyn Sartell ~ April 3, 1998

@Dean Thomas ~ May 6, 1998 @Éilís Healey ~ July 8, 1998 @Owain Hughes ~ July 16, 1998

conveniently, mr macnair's reason for possessing an old family heirloom already led me to question whether a similar situation might not be relevant to lionel and the shop literally being closed makes that a necessity. I would be happy to retcon to something older (perhaps purchased in, idk, early February 1948, a late-in-life second wand possessed by a great-great-uncle Torcall or something after an unfortunate mishap with his first?). maybe box 29846 would work?