The "wand-like" object used during the Queen's coronation is called a scepter ("sceptre" in British English). In Britain, there are two scepters used for coronations: the Scepter with the Cross and the Scepter with the Dove. The Scepter with the Cross represents the Monarch's temporal authority over affairs of state and government. The Scepter with the Dove represents the Monarch's spiritual authority over the Church of England. The scepters are rarely, if ever, used outside of coronations. Nearly identical scepters are used for the coronation of the Monarch's Consort (the Queen-Consort or the Prince-Consort, currently Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh).
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Definately the voice activated illuminated wand!
The strongest wand in the Harry Potter series is the Elder Wand.
Voldemort believed the Elder Wand would make him invincible.
The elder wand is buried with him
A royal sceptre.
It's called a baton, not a wand, and that person is the conductor.
Priori Incantatem
trick stick
Priori incantatem
Because you believe they are. Attach a wand to one and you can call him Harry Pumpkin lol!
Crips don't call their female members ''Crip Queens'' they call them Criplettes.
Honey wand
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Wand
A wand.