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- Lands, realms and regions
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Fëanor, greatest of the craftsmen of the Noldor, created the three Silmarils in Valinor while the Two Trees still shone on the land of the Valar. Each of those Three Jewels was made from an unbreakable crystal substance (said to have been called silima), and within each Fëanor blended the Light of the Two Trees, the silver of Telperion and the gold of Laurelin. The secrets of their making were known only to Fëanor, and he never revealed them to any other craftsman.
The Three Jewels were works of unsurpassable skill and beauty, and the Valar blessed Fëanor's work. Varda hallowed the Silmarils so that they could not be touched by unclean flesh, and some claimed that they possessed the power to bring good fortune and healing. The Doomsman Mandos made a prophecy, predicting that the fate of the world would be bound to the Silmarils, and associating the Three Jewels with the three elements of earth, sea and sky that made up Arda.