Mace Windu’s purple blade immediately separates his saber from the blue and green weapons around it. The hilt pairs polished silver with dark grips and gold-toned accents, giving it a formal finish worthy of a senior Jedi Master. This collection offers a rare balance of unmistakable color, elegant detailing, and combat-ready authority.

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s blue sabers evolve from practical prequel weapons into the elegant thin-neck hilt carried during his exile. Each version retains the disciplined, balanced character associated with one of the Order’s most accomplished defenders. Browse this collection to compare his Padawan, Clone Wars, and original-trilogy designs.

Luke Skywalker’s saber story begins with the blue weapon inherited from his father and continues with the green hilt he builds for himself. Together they mark the difference between a young hero discovering the Jedi and a knight choosing his own path. Compare both eras here, including classic grip sections, control boxes, and refined thin-neck profiles.

Green blades are carried by Jedi whose strength is often paired with patience, insight, or an independent path. Yoda, Qui-Gon, Luke, and other wielders give the color a range of compact, classic, and refined hilt forms. Compare green lightsabers here by character, length, grip, and story era.

Jedi sabers favor purposeful construction shaped by the individual who carries them. Blue and green are most common, but purple, yellow, and white blades reveal how varied that tradition can become. This collection spans compact shotos, elegant thin-necks, practical single hilts, paired weapons, and staff designs from many generations.

The Prequel Trilogy presents the Jedi at their height, surrounded by a far wider variety of saber wielders and fighting styles. Streamlined blue and green hilts meet Mace Windu’s purple blade, Dooku’s curve, and Maul’s red staff. This collection captures the polished craftsmanship, formal dueling, and eventual darkness of the Republic’s final years.