What is the core of Ron Weasley's wand?

Answer 1

The composition and length of Ginny's wand was never released. She bought her wand from Ollivanders, who uses Phoenix Feathers, Unicorn Hair and Dragon Heartstrings for his cores.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, the core of Ron Weasley's wand is a unicorn hair. Yeah, like, it's not like he's out there waving around dragon heartstring or anything. Just a good ol' unicorn hair, keeping his spells on point.

Answer 3

Ron Weasley in fact had two wands (not counting the time he was in possession of Peter Pettigrew's wand), which both had unicorn hair cores. The first lasted from September 1991 (presumably) to September 1st, 1992 when it was broken by the Whomping Willow. He used that wand until the end of the school year (which was in 1993), although it did not work properly. It was ash, 12 inches. It was replaced in the next book with a 14 inch wand of willow. This wand is the one he's had ever since.

Answer 4

Dumbledore's wand is the Elder Wand. The core of the original wand is unknown, as nobody knows what the original wand was made of, or what happened to it. The core of the Elder Wand, however, is Thestral hair.

Answer 5

Neither the wood or core of Bills' wand is stated in the books

Answer 6

Phoenix feather, from Fawkes, who belonged to Albus Dumbledore. Fawkes gave two feathers, which is unusual. The other feather was placed inside the wand that was sold to Lord Voldemort.

Answer 7

Bill Weasley's wand type was never discussed.

Answer 8

It is not mentioned in the book or when you purchase "Narcissa's wand" however, we do know that the wand is 14 inches

Answer 9

The core of Bill Weasley's wand remains unknown.

Answer 10

The feather of a phoenix; more specifically, of Dumbledore's phoenix, Fawkes.