Display real beach sand you collect from your travels in The Treasure Chest from Heirloom Hourglass. Nothing quite symbolizes the fabric and essence of a place that holds a special meaning to you quite like the very sands or soils from the location your once in a lifetime moment was made. When you fill The Treasure Chest, the sands or soils from your treasured moments will flow through each time you turn it over, symbolizing a unique moment time that you’ll always remember. The Treasure Chest is crafted using solid oak bases which are complimented with finely finished American black walnut pillars. The classic look of these hardwoods speaks of quality, heritage, and tradition that will endure for many generations, just as the treasure you place within it and the memories it symbolizes will. 24 carat gold plated solid pewter ship wheel closures adorn each side of the hourglass, and make filling and sealing your hourglass easy. Many options for customization and personalizing your hourglass can be found on our website. The Treasure Chest comes complete with a collection kit and individually numbered story book for recording the story of your hourglass and the treasures you place within it. This unique sand ceremony hourglass is the perfect addition to a wedding unity sand ceremony, family unity ceremony, or vow renewal ceremony. It is the perfect alternative to the unity candle for an outdoor wedding sand ceremony, destination beach wedding sand ceremony, or an inside wedding where a candle cannot be lit.  It also makes the perfect heartfelt gift for any occasion.

Because of your purchase, we make a donation to a good cause. Please select where you would like it to go from the drop down menu. If you do not see your organization of choice, please select other and enter information into the Notes to seller section during the ordering process. If you do not wish to select, we alternate between our list of organizations and have a monthly default where donations go if no selection is made. For more information, please see the Camaraderie page of the website.