Who owned all the Deathly Hallows?

Dumbledore, at one point or another, took possession of all three Deathly Hallows, too (not all all the same time, though). He borrowed the Invisibility Cloak from James Potter once. He defeated the owner of the Elder Wand, Gellert Grindelwald, in a duel, and thus became the owner of that super-vital artifact.

Why didn’t Harry keep all the Deathly Hallows?

Because the blood charm that protected Harry while he lived with the Dursleys protected them as well.

What is the most powerful Deathly Hallows?

The Invisibility Cloak makes a great case for being the best Hallow – as the brother who chose it was able to evade death for many years, unseen, while the other two brothers had much unhappier endings. And think of how many times Harry would’ve been caught out without it.

Did Harry realize he had a deathly hallow?

It was not until 1998, that Harry learned the true nature of his own Invisibility Cloak and its true identity as the Cloak of Invisibility, as spoken of in the legend of the Deathly Hallows. As Ignotus’s last remaining descendant, the Cloak was rightfully Harry’s and was kept by him after Lord Voldemort’s defeat.

Is Harry Potter a descendant of one of the three brothers?

Harry Potter is the direct descendant of Ignotus Peverell, the brother who received the invisibility cloak from Death in the Tales of Beetle the Bard. Voldemort is directly related to Cadmus Peverell, the one who received the resurrection stone. As for Dumbledore, everything is but speculation, as of now.

How many invisibility cloaks are there?

There is more than one invisibility cloak. As Fred and George demonstrate, anything can have an invisibility charm on it and make you invisible. But they eventually wear off and don’t block spells. Harry’s cloak, being one of the Hallows, the charm hasn’t faded and protects the wearer from spells.

Did Ron know about the Deathly Hallows?

Harry and Hermione were raised muggles, so they didn’t know the story, but Ron did know. It seems to me that Ron should have eventually pieced together that Harry’s cloak was the one from the story and that the story was therefore true.