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The Holy Lance – Premium Museum Replica with Brass Inlay
Imagine holding one of the most powerful artifacts in European history. This premium museum replica of the Holy Lance, the original of which is housed in the Imperial Treasury in Vienna, connects you directly to the legacy of the Holy Roman Empire. As a collector or history enthusiast, you will appreciate the precision-crafted winged spearhead, artistically pierced and intricately wrapped with silver wire. The brass sleeve with its Latin inscription gives the piece a touch of divine authority and historical depth. This is more than just a replica; it is a symbol of power and faith that shaped Western civilization. If you seek a masterpiece for your display or high-end re-enactment, this spearhead is your perfect choice. Further product information ...
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The Holy Lance, Exquisite Museum Replica of the Spear of Destiny
Craftsmanship and Design
This replica features the classic winged spearhead (flügellanzenspitze) design, common in the early to high Middle Ages. The head is made from high-quality mild steel, featuring the sophisticated cut-outs found on the original artifact. A standout feature is the silver wire wrapping, which reinforces the structure while providing an opulent aesthetic.
The central part is encased in a brass plate inscribed with the words: LANCEA ET CLAVUS DOMINI (The Lance and the Nail of the Lord). This refers to the relic of the Holy Nail believed to be embedded within the iron blade.
Historical Context and Legend
The Holy Lance, also known as the Spear of Longinus, is the oldest part of the Imperial Regalia. Tradition holds that it was used by the Roman centurion Longinus to pierce the side of Christ. Throughout the history of the Holy Roman Empire, the spear was a symbol of divine legitimacy—it was believed that any ruler who possessed it was invincible. Famous owners included emperors like Otto the Great and Charles IV, the latter of whom commissioned the golden (here brass) sleeve.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Mild steel, silver wire, brass plating |
| Total Length | approx. 47 cm (18.5") |
| Weight | approx. 950 g (2.1 lbs) |
| Socket Diameter | approx. 25 mm (1") |
| Packaging | Wrapped in velvet cloth |
Maintenance and Safety Guidelines
To ensure your replica remains in pristine condition, follow these care instructions:
- Since the blade is made of steel, apply a thin coat of mineral oil or wax regularly to prevent oxidation (rust).
- The brass and silver elements can be cleaned with a soft cloth and specialized metal polish if they begin to tarnish.
- Store the spearhead in a dry environment, preferably in its velvet wrap.
Safety Warning: This is a decorative item intended for collection, display, or static re-enactment use. It is not suitable for functional combat, HEMA, or throwing. The point is sharp; handle with extreme caution to avoid injury. Keep away from children at all times.
Recommended Accessories
We recommend pairing this spearhead with an ash wood pole and a set of forged nails for an authentic assembly. A dedicated wooden wall mount will also showcase the "Spear of Destiny" in its full glory.
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