what's the most precious object you own?

[Clawgauth]

Post or describe your most precious thing; necklace, pendant, ring, book, a page of a diary, a fetish ecc. Everything has some special meaning for you

who will start?

[Leliana]

The photo albums, dias, videos and heirlooms of members of my family who have passed away. Embroidered tablecloths and lots of other self-made keepsakes. The value of raw materials may be really low but the emotional value is beyond price.

[Clawgauth]

I have two things. An old photo of my grandfather in military suit and a necklace made with three grey wolf's teeth

[SilverKnight]

My ps3, tennis racket, guitar, :) and all family pics.

[Germanicus]

My first day cover, and stamp collection, Antique collection of brass compasses, WW1Allied Victory medal collection. Damascus steel knives.

[Pallantides]

http://i.imgur.com/zQ1H6lN.jpg

[alfieb]

A stuffed animal from when I was a toddler.

[Germanicus]

The most treasured possession I own is my fathers Gold fob watch which I gave to him in 1993, but was returned to me after his death.

[gregorius]

My penis :)

[Mraz]

My penis :)

:lol00002:

[Germanicus]

My penis :)

That is a very mature post, I congratulate you.:clapping

[Philo]

my brain.
LOL.
I do have some old video cassetes when I was a little boy(like 1-3 years old) which have some sentimental value because they show me on video.
I also have the first 8 Albums of Iron Maiden. That is pretty imporant to me as well.

[Germanicus]

In my possession are all of my children's school reports/family photos

[asingh]

My grandfathers gold ring and his Seiko Watch. My fathers gold ring too.



And..my PS3. :)

[gregorius]

That is a very mature post, I congratulate you.:clapping

thanks :)

[rhiannon]

Two particular photos of my long dead father that were taken circa 1983, just two years before he died, and during the time he was in the best health of his life. They depict him as I remember him best. Have to figure a way to get them preserved in digital format because I'd be destroyed if anything ever happened to them.

Then of course, I must include any of my irreplaceable family photos.....especially of my children :)

[Germanicus]

thanks :)


No....thank you for YOUR effort..!!

[asingh]

Two particular photos of my long dead father that were taken circa 1983, just two years before he died, and during the time he was in the best health of his life. They depict him as I remember him best. Have to figure a way to get them preserved in digital format because I'd be destroyed if anything ever happened to them.

They can be easily digitally scanned and touched up to look genuine. Or a photo-of-a-photo done by a professional also works. I have done that with my dad's pictures, RIP.

[RussiaPrussia]

my historic atlas which was made in the 70s.

[derLowe]

My brain.

[2012JD]

My iPad cause I have all my school work there plus other things and my great grandmas Au jewelry

[Lobotomist]

My family photos, ancestry papers, my ancestors accessories (ex: wallets, jewelry, flintlock pistol etc.)
Nothing can replace any of this.

[kabeiros]

My 16 years old bike, I love it.

[Smaug]

A family's treasure on the British side of my family, an Omega pocket watch that belonged to my great-great-grandfather who fought in the WWI in northern France, and used to carry it with him with a photo of my great-great-grandmother inside.

[larali]

I have a lot of very special jewelry, which is funny because I'm not a big jewelry person as far as wearing it.

I have my wedding set, which my husband designed himself and picked out the diamond for. It's white gold with a bunch of little diamonds set around one large, princess-cut diamond.

I have a gold necklace pendant shaped like a unicorn, which he also had commissioned when we were dating. The unicorn's eye is a little diamond.

I have a few other special pieces of jewelry that he's given me at various times.

I also have a ruby heart necklace passed down to me from my grandmother.

I have a bunch of really nice jewelry that my in-laws have given me through the years.

I have an emerald ring from my mom, and a garnet birthstone ring from my grandma.

So yeah... other than photos, and genealogical records and obvious stuff like that, the "thing" that is very special to me is my jewelry collection. :)

[larali]

A stuffed animal from when I was a toddler.

I wish I had mine. I remember all of my stuffed animals (I loved my animals, I never played with dolls.) I came home from school one day and my mom had thrown them all out. :(

[Jägerstaffel]

Photos of my children.

[Caismeachd]

I'm not very materialistic (I don't hold onto objects with much sentimentality). So I guess my Nokia Lumia 920 since I've been using it so much for so many things.

[Siberian Cold Breeze]

My precious?

http://i.imgur.com/tkEjjn7.jpg

I keep some objects as memories (very childish things ,like stones from seaside ,photos ,my first books, ,old tickets etc)
My books and cd collection and some authentic clothes ...

[Frosty]

All family photos and books.

[Laubach]

All family photos and books, my ancestor accessories. Have an irreplaceable value to me, which makes me more proud of my origins and appreciate the simple things of life

[The King, I am]

what's the most precious object you own?
My big cock
http://dinnerwiththeomnivore.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/man_with_a_very_big_cock.jpg

[Drawing-slim]

I'm not very materialistic (I don't hold onto objects with much sentimentality). So I guess my Nokia Lumia 920 since I've been using it so much for so many things.

I'm exactly the same way. I never hold on to objects for sentimental value. I find something weird in that concept.
So I guess my iPhone since I use it for everything.

[portusaus]

I have a picture disc Mayhem LP, it's an early instrumental recording of De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas distributed by Euronymous in 1992. I pity all Mayhem fans who have never heard it.

[VAARON]

in near future , xbox one :cool: