The phrase "treasured object" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an object that holds significant sentimental or monetary value to the individual. Example: My grandmother's antique necklace was her treasured object, passed down through generations and cherished by our family.
While no one wants to lose their dog, or treasured object, maybe there's something to be gained by losing things, in the right dosage, at least.
Treasured object: The table in the backyard, which is built from Australian jarrah wood.
Has your family lost, and then found, a treasured object?
Each was for the other a treasured object of gossip and complaint.
Unlike Ramy and Suhila, Nour and Hasan brought no treasured object from home, no equivalent of the falafel mould.
The "book as treasured object" is particularly valuable within communities where books have not been a high priority in the past.
Omara Khan Massoudi, director of the National Museum of Afghanistan, described it as "one of our most treasured objects".
That's how the orchids, palm trees and other tropical plants are arranged here — massed together, or set apart like treasured objects.
This generation could be the last to have a real sense of what it means to get lost or to lose treasured objects.
Go to this show (if you possibly can) and you will understand the value of these treasured objects – weeping, meditating, gesticulating, pleading, evoking in the viewer the same emotions they body forth, these figures have extraordinary force of personality.
It is these ideas of children's treasured objects and memory that inspired a project I am working on as part of React Play Sandbox in collaboration with award-winning designer and inventor Chloe Meineck.
