Charles Edwards as Celebrimbor and Charlie Vickers as Annatar/Sauron in The Rings of Power
Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 finale.
In practical terms, what this means is that all the Rings of Power, although powerful, are also corrupted by Sauron's involvement. The Seven, for example, are made with mithril that Sauron added himself, turning the Dwarves who bear them into greedy rulers, despite them proving resistant to Sauron's direct influence. The Nine are even worse, having been made with Sauron's own blood.
"When our work is complete, never again will the world overlook you as the mere scion of Fëanor, but forevermore revere you... The Lord of the Rings." This is what Sauron, revealing himself to Celebrimbor in his disguise of Annatar, tells Celebrimbor smiths. He really knows which buttons to push with Celebrimbor, because the Elf's greatest ambition has always been to surpass his grandfather, Fëanor, as the greatest of Elven smiths.
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