Harry Potter’s Actual Wand | 2005, Production-Used by Daniel Radcliffe, Rarer Light-Up Version.

Wingardium Leviosa! 

This is an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a true piece of Harry Potter movie history—Harry Potter’s actual production-used wand, used in the filming of The Goblet of Fire.

This wand was screen-used by Daniel Radcliffe in the Harry Potter films, and was acquired directly from an assistant director who worked on the series from Goblet of Fire onwards. The assistant director confirmed its use on set, providing verifiable provenance.

Unlike the standard resin production wands, this is a light-up version, specifically created for visual effects sequences. These wands are almost unheard of outside of the industry, making them significantly rarer than the already elusive hero or stunt wands. It literally lights up! I wasn't even aware until recently that one could acquire these light up ones, that's how rare they are.

Crafted from resin to resemble natural wood, the wand features a rough, bark-like handle with a smooth, faux-wood grain body. Its paint finish and colour are an exact match to what’s seen on screen. The wand remains in excellent condition, exhibiting only minimal signs of production wear.

While standard production wands are already extremely rare (I’ve had the privilege of selling one), light-up wands are virtually unknown outside the film industry.