Angel Chord

Angel Chord wand cores are exceptionally powerful and there is only one known wand that has an angel chord core. This wand is the Ice Wand which is made from the wood of a blue spruce christmas tree. Wands with an angel chord core are the only wands capable of casting the hour reversal charm in a controllable manner or performing any time related magic. They are also some of the few types of wands capable of the Asmodeus Charm, Hommunculus Charm, Glacies Charm, Ignis Imperium Charm, Accroître Momentum Charm, and the only wand capable of summoning multiple patronuses.

Angel Chord wands are extremely powerful, but incapable of performing dark magic or being used for selfish ambitions and are extremely loyal to their owner, granting immortality in the same way as the philosophers stone.

Angel Chord is also the only wand core capable of casting spells at unlimited distance

Angel Chord is extremely rare as angels do not die and are impossible to hunt. The only available angel chords were obtained from the beginning of time, and were kept safe alongside the mantle of immortality.

The only known user of such a wand is Santa Claus who was originally a wizard in Hogwarts first graduating class. He was originally a Hufflepuff, and had a a Pine wood wand with Kelpie Hair core, and he eventually decided to bring christmas gifts to every one in the world. He was eventually unable to perform the necessary magic and was then given a new more powerful wand by the angels with an angel chord core and and presented the mantle of immortality so he could continue his yearly sleighrides.

This wand was excellent for the mission as it allowed the use of the Hommunculus Charm to monitor naughty and nice children, and the Accroite Momentum charm to travel faster than light as well as the hour reversal charm to have more hours of christmas to work with and the Ignis Imperium charm to cool  fireplaces prior to entering homes. It also allowed the summoning of nine reindeer patronuses for unlimited time to pull the sleigh for the long journey.