Heirloom
Heirloom noun - Something that has been in a family for generations.
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According to legend, Henry killed her husband, then stole a valuable Berlifitzing family heirloom and ran away to India.
Source: Videogame / Dark Tales - Tara offers Willow a dolls-eye crystal that belonged to her grandmother, but Willow refuses on the grounds that it's a valuable family heirloom.
Source: It Was a Gift - Also, in the Discworld book Sourcery, minor character Nijel is once described as the kind of person who, if he was lost in a trackless desert, could be located by leaving out some valuable old heirloom and then hurrying back as soon as you heard it smash.
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