Treasure Trackers Club Personalised Gift Box Set

For the dad whose happiest days are spent walking long furrows, listening for that next promising tone, this personalised detectorist gift box set turns his passion into a story you share. Every piece is customised with his name and your own loving sign-off, and you can add a favourite photo so he’s reminded exactly who he’s finding treasure for.

Lift the lid of the kraft gift box and everything is arranged in shredded paper, ready to give. The wooden hanging plaque (20 x 10 cm) sets the scene with a panoramic coastal landscape: rolling green fields leading to a clifftop path and a hint of sea beyond. A lone detectorist silhouette walks into the distance, overlaid with faint contour lines, compass details and sketched coins and relics, all in softly weathered map tones. Beside this, a photo space holds your chosen picture, framed in subtle gold-style accents and surrounded by heartfelt words in elegant typography.

The white ceramic 11 oz (325 ml) mug continues the story with the same coastal artwork wrapping around the base, paired with bold heritage-style lettering and a warm message about his world-class treasure hunting. Four square acrylic coasters (10 x 10 cm, 3 mm thick) each carry matching parchment backgrounds, fine line textures and hobby-themed phrases, with one reserved for your chosen photograph so his favourite detecting companions stay close at brew time. Completing the set is a round polished stainless-steel keyring, engraved with a guiding sentiment and compass motif, tucked inside a white organza bag for an extra touch of ceremony.

Designed to be both beautiful and practical, the plaque arrives with a natural rope hanger ready to display, the mug and coasters are easy to wipe clean, and the keyring is rust-resistant for years of use out in the field. For Father’s Day, a birthday, Christmas or a surprise after an unforgettable rally, this personalised treasure-hunting set feels considered, coordinated and deeply personal – a daily reminder that while he’s out searching for history, he’s already struck gold at home.