31 Precious 'Lord Of The Rings' Gift Ideas

This ring has an elvish inscription on the inside and outside, which looks amazing. This is an affordable stainless steel, gold-plated ring that’s sure to immediately become your Precious.

If you have a soft spot for the villains in The Lord of the Rings, you’ll appreciate this detailed 7-inch figurine of the Witch King.

No list of great toys and collectibles from LOTR would be complete without a Funko Pop figurine. Yes, the black eyes are creepy as hell. It’s like these toys have no soul. But we also can’t resist them. (We’re considering seeking professional help … right after we buy about 50 more Funko Pop figurines.)

If the full-size Funko Pop figurines don’t fit your lifestyle, maybe a Funko Pop keychain Aragorn character is a better option for you. (Warning: It still has the same soul-less black eyes as the regular figurines, but at least these are smaller.)

For the serious LOTR collector and fan, this 25-inch fighting knives from Thorin Oakenshield will be a cool gift idea. They ship with a plaque for display. Now these are made of stainless steel and they’re sharp, so keep them away from kids. But if your home is ever invaded by orcs, you’ll be prepared.

The LOTR Bilbo Baggins character just doesn’t look right unless he has his pipe with him. Fans will enjoy being able to display this replica from the trilogy. By the way, it works, just in case you want to emulate a Hobbit and take up pipe smoking … along with eating constantly, of course. Not a bad life.

Everybody has something that they love, even though it makes no sense to anyone else. So if your ultimate fetish would be snuggling with Gollum, this plush gives you the next best thing.

While you’re reading your The Lord of the Rings books for the umpteenth time, why not mark your position with this vintage wooden bookmark that features a quote from J.R.R. Tolkien? (Of course, we’re assuming you’ll actually need to put the book down, rather than reading it straight through until 4 in the morning.)

Bling up your laptop or tablet with Gandalf’s unforgettable quote, “You shall not pass,” in a vinyl decal that’s available in multiple sizes.

Who needs a globe or a map of the actual earth when you can show off your LOTR fandom with a mountable map of Middle Earth instead?

This word art print features artwork from Two Towers, and the outline of the towers consists of words from passages from the book. The print is made on what looks like a weathered parchment to perfectly complete the look.

If the idea of the members of the Fellowship in The Lord of the Rings marching toward their ultimate fate never ceases to inspire you, you’ll love this T-shirt, which is available in multiple colors and sizes.

If you prefer your LOTR gear to be a little more subtle with just a hint of evil, this pullover hoodie features the ringwraiths from Middle Earth. This is a black hoodie that will impress LOTR fans, while non-LOTR fans will just think it looks cool.

Admittedly, some of us have hairier feet than others. (This is not exactly my best feature, but I digress.) Still, I have nothing on a Hobbit when it comes to furry feet. Use these warm winter LOTR slippers to pretend you’re a Hobbit … or to hide your own hairy feet.

Board games are back in vogue, and this LOTR card game allows you to play as your favorite characters from the trilogy and have your own adventures.

Sure, there are lots of chess sets on the market based on various movies and books. But how many of them are as perfectly suited to create cool looking chess characters as The Lord of the Rings characters? We’ll help you out. The answer is none.

The board game Monopoly is great. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is great. But when you combine the two? Mind blown.

If you consider jigsaw puzzles to be a form of torture, we sympathize. Completing them takes a lot of patience … a lot more than some of us have. (You can’t see it, but I’m raising my hand here.) But for LOTR fans, the time you spend on this challenging 500-piece puzzle will be well worth it, once you complete the gorgeous scene from Middle Earth.

LEGOs aren’t made just for children. And if someone tells you they are, just ignore that person and find someone else who tells you they aren’t. This LEGO set has incredible detail for fans of the trilogy who are ages 8 and older. (Sometimes, way, way older.)

Throw blankets need to keep you warm above all else. However, if the blanket also has a striking, vintage map of Middle Earth printed on it, it’s far, far better than any other blanket you may own. (It’s even machine washable, but we know that as a true fan of the trilogy, you would never allow the LOTR blanket to become soiled, so this is not an important feature.)

If you love the riddles that were prominent in The Lord of the Rings, this doormat contains the inscription from the Doors of Durin that’s sure to impress fellow fans of the trilogy when they visit your home.

Gollum has the Ring. You have coffee. Both are equally precious, depending on the time of the morning and how much sleep you had the previous night.

Everyone can use a bamboo cutting board in the kitchen. And if it happens to have a cool quote from J.R.R. Tolkien engraved on it, along with some elvish characters, all the better.

If you’ve always wanted to eat like a Hobbit — screw the diet — this cookbook gives you plenty of ideas for Second Breakfast and beyond.

If you can’t learn enough about the characters and lands that make up Middle Earth, and about how Tolkien developed the stories, this book is filled with original sketches that show Tolkien’s ideas during development of LOTR.

Sure, Gandalf and Frodo receive all of the glory and attention in the LOTR trilogy. But what about the characters that you see in your nightmares? They deserve some credit for making the LOTR universe as popular as it is. Use this illustrated guide to learn more about the evil forces of Middle Earth.

OK, this throw blanket is too weird and fun not to include in our list of the best gifts for Lord of the Rings fans. It’s a cat. It’s Gandalf. It’s Catdalf. Why would anyone make this? Why not?

Sure, you’ve seen Middle Earth on the big screen and read all about it in the books. But have you actually smelled it? (And even if you believe your teenager’s gym bag smells like the backside of Azog the Defiler, that doesn’t count.) This set of three candles has Middle Earth inspired scents that both fans of LOTR and non-fans can enjoy.

If you enjoy the idea of curling up with a glass of wine while enjoying LOTR movies or books, you need to own this stemless wine glass, which is etched with the saying, “Not all those who wander are lost” on the side.

After you’ve enjoyed a glass of wine (or three) while reading the trilogy, you might still have some wine left in the bottle. No worries! We have you covered with this wine bottle stopper that has an image of the Tree of Gondor at the top. Heck, it looks so good that you’ll want to own one, even if you never, never, never leave even a drop of wine in the bottle.

If you would consider a night at the Prancing Pony the best aspect of actually living in Middle Earth, this wooden beer stein looks like a vintage Hobbit tankard, including a decorative handle and a Prancing Pony logo on the side.