The emerald is mine

“I have come this far, but I do not choose to do what I have come to do. I will not destroy the Ring. The Ring is mine!”

I’m sorry frodo, it’s been a real honor, <pulled trigger and shot frodo in the face and pick the ring up and tossed it in the volcano>

@Background Pony #A591  
Just a little addition to my previous comment, here’s a whole thread about it called: ‘Could The One Ring be destroyed in any matter besides Mount Doom?’.

@Background Pony #A591  
Oh don’t give me that bollocks. Even the fire of Ancalagon the Black (the mightiest dragon) couldn’t destroy The Ring.
 
In fact, here’s the quote from Gandalf himself:  
“It has been said that dragon-fire could melt and consume the Rings of Power, but there is not now any dragon left on earth in which the old fire is hot enough; nor was there ever any dragon, not even Ancalagon the Black, who could have harmed the One Ring, the Ruling Ring, for that was made by Sauron himself.”
 
Mount Doom was where The One Ring was forged, so the implication was that only its fires could destroy it.
 
TL;DR: The lesser rings of power could be destroyed by dragonfire…but not The One Ring due to it being forged in Mt Doom itself.

@Revan0123  
Looks like someone did not read books.

@Background Pony #A591  
The Ring can ONLY be destroyed in the fires of Mt Doom, NOTHING ELSE

Uh… Spike, are you aware that you could have avoided all that if you just melted that Ring with dragonfire?

LOL Twily ran away from Jin to threw his wedding ring into the Volcano to end with him once and for all !( Don’t know who is Jin, just type “Jin” in a search bar and you’ll get it )

One does not simply reference the Lord of the Rings.

They’re taking the ponies to Canterlot ! They’re taking the ponies to Canterlot to Canterlot !