The Holy Lance – Spear of Destiny

This faithful reproduction of the Holy Lance is based on the ceremonial spear kept in the Imperial Treasury of Vienna, long revered as the "Spear of Destiny." Meticulously crafted from blackened high carbon steel, this piece features a leaf-shaped head adorned with a brass sleeve etched with the Latin inscription “Lancea et Clavus Domini”—translated as “The Lance and Nail of the Lord.” Tightly wound steel wire and historically inspired embellishments add to the realism and reverence of this symbolic weapon.

While this is not a sharpened weapon, its historical impact and impressive craftsmanship make it a centerpiece for collectors, reenactors, and those drawn to sacred relics of the medieval world.

The Holy Lance, also known as the Spear of Destiny or the Lance of Longinus, is steeped in legend and imperial symbolism. Believed to have pierced the side of Christ during the Crucifixion, it became one of the most powerful and mysterious relics of Christian Europe. By the 10th century, it played a key role in the coronation of the Holy Roman Emperors and eventually found its way into the possession of the Habsburg dynasty.

A nail inserted in its hollow core further solidified its sanctity—one believed to be from the True Cross. In 2003, metallurgical tests dated the spearhead to the 7th century, and the nail was found to be consistent with Roman design from the 1st century.

Features:

• Inspired by the Holy Lance from the Imperial Treasury of Vienna
• Crafted from blackened high carbon steel
• Brass etched sleeve with Latin inscription: Lancea et Clavus Domini
• Wire-bound for historic appearance and grip
• Non-functional, blunt-edged display piece
• Historically revered Christian and imperial relic reproduction

Specifications:

Overall Length	18 1/2 inches
Weight	2 lb 0.3 oz
Edge	Blunt
Type	Spear / Relic
Manufacturer	Deepeeka
Country of Origin	India

Whether you're a historical enthusiast, or someone fascinated by sacred relics, this reproduction of the Holy Lance offers a tangible connection to the legends of the past. Add it to your collection as a conversation piece, ceremonial prop, or sacred relic-inspired display.