JEWELLED HILT: Belongs to a thing sounding like a seabird’s carpus.
(On Orcrist)
2. Whatever the danger, one man desired this.
3. It sounds like a Scottish circle.
BERYL: Note and depend in confusion, for a thing allowed to fall.
(Glorfindel dropped one)
LESSER RINGS: Aragorn calls for them, we hear, without direction.
(Essays in the craft)
ISILDUR'S BANE: A Numenorean’s centaur?
(The One Ring)
NAUGLAMIR: In the present, Macbeth, one might say, changes direction for it.
(The famous necklace)
GARNETS: An Anglo-Saxon spear driven into lacework will produce these.
(In Turgon's crown)
Copying it over for the new page.
You are right about RING for circle.
The Scottish element isn't a person or an attribute, though. Or a stereotypical catchphrase.
