Treasure

For the list of items, named Treasures in The Legend of Zelda, see the Items in The Legend of Zelda.

Treasures are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.^[1]^[2]^{[name reference needed]}

Location and Uses

Phantom Hourglass

In Phantom Hourglass, eight different kinds of Treasures can be obtained. They can be found inside chests, pots, or bought from shops. In addition, by saving Nyave from monsters in the southwestern part of the sea, Link can receive a large amount of Treasures that had been picked up for him.

Treasures can be sold for Rupees to the Teller of Treasures on Mercay Island or to the Ho Ho Tribe, who will buy one random Treasure for a slightly higher price. The price of each Treasure varies from game to game. Treasures may also be swapped among friends for either other Treasures or Ship Parts via Tag Mode and Battle Mode. Access to Freedle's magic boxes is required to trade.

Treasure	Description
Pink Coral	Coral, polished to shine. It's an object to be admired!
Pearl Necklace	Pure white pearls, strung together into a stunning necklace.
Dark Pearl Loop	Rare dark pearls, strung into a jaw-dropping necklace.
Zora Scale	It's said that a Zora dropped this rare and sparkling scale!
Goron Amber	This tasty Goron treat is valuable because it contains a bug!
Ruto Crown	Some say this regal crown was worn by a princess of Zora.
Helmaroc Plume	This flamboyant feather was dropped by a Helmaroc bird.
Regal Ring	A princely ring handed down among royal generations.

Spirit Tracks

In Spirit Tracks, 16 different kinds of Treasures can be obtained. They can be found inside chests and pots. Common Treasures can also be found by blowing the leaves northeast of Whittleton with the Whirlwind. Uncommon Treasures can also be obtained by getting specific scores in minigames or by buying them from shops, such as Beedle's Air Shop or the Castle Town Shop. Rare Treasures can only be obtained in special Train Stations such as the Ends of the Earth Station, the Slippery Station, or the Lost at Sea Station. Alternatively, they can also be won by mailing Prize Postcards and getting the 1st prize, or by completing level 3 of the Take 'Em All On! minigame.

Treasures can be sold or traded for various upgraded Train Cars at the Linebeck Trading Company.

Treasure	Selling Price	Description
Demon Fossil	50 Rupees	Fossil of an ancient demon. Sounds rare, but it turns up all over the place.
Stalfos Skull	50 Rupees	This artifact's eerie aura makes it the ultimate collector's item.
Star Fragment	50 Rupees	A sparkly stone that fell from the sky. It's said to be a piece of a star.
Bee Larvae	50 Rupees	Readily found in beehives. These energizing larvae sell for quite a bit.
Wood Heart	50 Rupees	Whether this acorn is a treasure is debatable, but it does have its fans.
Dark Pearl Loop	150 Rupees	Rare dark pearls, strung together into a stunning necklace.
Pearl Necklace	150 Rupees	Pure white pearls, strung together into a luminous necklace.
Ruto Crown	150 Rupees	Some say this regal crown was worn by generations of Zora princesses.
Dragon Scale	150 Rupees	It's said that this scale came from a dragon, but no one really knows its origin.
Pirate Necklace	150 Rupees	Once worn by a pirate captain who raided the seas. It has an evil aura.
Palace Dish	500 Rupees	Priceless dish used by past royalty for eating dessert.
Goron Amber	500 Rupees	This tasty Goron treat is valuable because it contains a bug!
Mystic Jade	500 Rupees	Captivating and very valuable because of its beautiful form and color.
Ancient Gold Piece	500 Rupees	This ancient artifact makes you feel like you've stepped back in time.
Alchemy Stone	2,500 Rupees	Desired by many, this artifact is said to bring riches to its owner.
Regal Ring	2,500 Rupees	A princely ring handed down by royalty for generations.

Skyward Sword

In Skyward Sword, 16 different kinds of Treasures can be obtained. They can be found inside chests, by defeating enemies, or simply lying all around Hyrule. Treasures can also be bought from the Moonlight Merchant in the cave near the waterfall in Skyloft after the final Silent Realm. The likelihood of finding Treasures can be increased by carrying the Treasure Medal in the Pouch.^[3]

Treasures can be used to upgrade items at the Scrap Shop. They can also be sold to Rupin at his home at night.

When entering Hero Mode, the current amount of Treasures from the previous game are passed over and are available at the start.

Treasure	Description	Method of Obtainment
Hornet Larvae	They're a precious source of protein that comes from a Deku Hornet's hive. This material might be good for making something.	Dropping a Deku Hornet nest by rolling into the tree housing it, or using the Slingshot or Beetle.
Bird Feather	These highly prized feathers come from birds foreign to Skyloft, and can serve as a useful material.	Catching a Chirri with the Bug Net in the Sealed Grounds or the Faron Woods.
Tumbleweed	This dried mass of plant material could come in handy. Might as well take it with you.	Catching them with the Bug Net while they roll past in Lanayru Desert.
Lizard Tail	It's the tail of a large lizard with a spiked ball on the end. Sure, it's a little gross, but you never know when you might need one.	Defeating Lizalfos.
Eldin Ore	This hard concretion sparkles brightly. It also has lots of different uses.	Found in digging spots in the Eldin Volcano.
Ancient Flower	Legends say this beautiful flower flourished in the ancient past. Supposedly it glows in the dark...	Found in sections under the influence of Timeshift Stones in the Lanayru Desert and the Pirate Stronghold.
Amber Relic	It's an amber-colored chunk of precious stone. Nobody knows why it's this shape.	Found all around Hyrule.
Dusk Relic	This item is similar in appearance to an Amber Relic, yet very different. It can only be found in certain places.	Found in the Silent Realms.
Jelly Blob	It may look like a boring wad of gunk, but it's used to make all sorts of things!	Defeating Deku Babas, Chuchus, and Arachas.
Monster Claw	These extremely sharp claw looks painful to even touch!	Defeating Keese, Walltulas, and Guays.
Monster Horn	This well-crafted horn is made of sturdy animal bone. You might find a use for this as a material.	Stealing from Bokoblins with the Whip.
Ornamental Skull	This simple, slightly macabre fashion statement bears the Bokoblin symbol.	Defeating Bokoblins.
Evil Crystal	This solid chunk of pure, crystallized monster malice is extremely rare!	Defeating Cursed Bokoblins and Dark Keese.
Blue Bird Feather	Very few small birds possess this sky-blue plumage, making these feathers extremely rare!	Catching a Blue Chirri with the Bug Net in the Sealed Grounds or the Faron Woods.
Golden Skull	A real rarity among skull ornaments, it shines with an eerie, golden color.	Defeating Bokoblins.
Goddess Plume	Rumors say this item was dropped by the goddess in a long-forgotten era. It's a legendary treasure few will ever behold!	Found in chests and in place of Amber Relics in Hyrule or Dusk Relics in Silent Realms.

A Link Between Worlds

In A Link Between Worlds, three different kinds of Treasures can be obtained. They can be found inside chests and by defeating enemies. Link can give 10 Treasures to the Witch to make Potions. Alternatively, he can also sell them to her.

Treasure	Selling Price	Description	Potion
Monster Guts	3 Rupees	You got some monster guts! Eww, they're a handful!	Purple Potion
Monster Horn	5 Rupees	You got a monster horn! Ouch. Watch that you don't hurt yourself on that thing!	Yellow Potion
Monster Tail	10 Rupees	You got a monster tail! Ugh, it's a bit smelly.	Blue Potion

Other Appearances

Non-Canon Information

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Hyrule Warriors

In Hyrule Warriors, the Hornet Larvae Treasure appears as a Defense Badge. It increases the healing effect from Hearts picked up in battle. The healing effect can also be further increased by crafting its enhanced Badges.

Trivia

The Hylian on the Ancient Gold Piece reads "Hyrule Bank."
The Amber and Dusk Relics resemble real world Magatamas.

Nomenclature

Names in other regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	French^CA	Trésor ^{(PH \| ST)}^[4]
	French^EU	Trésor ^{(PH \| ST)}^[5]^[6]
	German	Schatz ^(PH)^[7]
	Italian	Tesoro ^(PH)^[8]
	Spanish^EU	Tesoro ^(PH)^[9]
	Spanish^LA	Tesoro ^(PH)^[10]
This table was generated using translation pages.

See here for the translations for the Treasures in Phantom Hourglass.
See here for the translations for the Treasures in Spirit Tracks.
See here for the translations for the Treasures in Skyward Sword.
See here for the translations for the Treasures in A Link Between Worlds.

Gallery

Pink Coral from Phantom Hourglass
Zora Scale from Phantom Hourglass
Goron Amber from Phantom Hourglass
Pearl Necklace from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks
Dark Pearl Loop from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks
Ruto Crown from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks
Regal Ring from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks
Demon Fossil from Spirit Tracks
Stalfos Skull from Spirit Tracks
Star Fragment from Spirit Tracks
Bee Larvae from Spirit Tracks
Wood Heart from Spirit Tracks
Dragon Scale from Spirit Tracks
Pirate Necklace from Spirit Tracks
Palace Dish from Spirit Tracks
Goron Amber from Spirit Tracks
Mystic Jade from Spirit Tracks
Ancient Gold Piece from Spirit Tracks
Alchemy Stone from Spirit Tracks
Hornet Larvae from Skyward Sword
Amber Relic from Skyward Sword
Hornet Larvae from Skyward Sword
Monster Claw from Skyward Sword
Ornamental Skull from Skyward Sword
Monster Tail from A Link Between Worlds
The Hornet Larvae Badge from Hyrule Warriors

References

↑ The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass — Prima Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. 18
↑ "You can find treasures like this all over the world." — Joe (Spirit Tracks)
↑ "While you carry this mysterious medal, treasure appears with greater frequency." — N/A (Skyward Sword)
↑ "Trésors" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)
↑ "Trésors" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)
↑ "Trésors" — Inventory (Spirit Tracks)
↑ "Schätze" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)
↑ "Tesori" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)
↑ "Tesoros" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)
↑ "Tesoros" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

[1] The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass — Prima Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. 18

[2] "You can find treasures like this all over the world." — Joe (Spirit Tracks)

[3] "While you carry this mysterious medal, treasure appears with greater frequency." — N/A (Skyward Sword)

[4] "Trésors" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

[5] "Trésors" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

[6] "Trésors" — Inventory (Spirit Tracks)

[7] "Schätze" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

[8] "Tesori" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

[9] "Tesoros" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

[10] "Tesoros" — Inventory (Phantom Hourglass)

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Phantom Hourglass	Dark Pearl Loop · Goron Amber · Helmaroc Plume · Pearl Necklace · Pink Coral · Regal Ring · Ruto Crown · Sunken Treasure (term) · Treasure · Wood Heart · Zora Scale
Spirit Tracks	Alchemy Stone · Antique Coin · Bee Larva · Dark Pearl Loop · Demon Fossil · Dragon Scale · Goron Amber · Mystery Jade · Palace Dish · Pearl Necklace · Pirate Necklace · Regal Ring · Ruto Crown · Stal Skull · Star Fragment · Treasure · Wood Heart
Skyward Sword	Amber Relic · Ancient Flower · Bee Larva · Bird Feather · Blue Bird Feather · Dusk Relic · Eldin Ore · Evil Crystal · Goddess Plume · Golden Skull · Jelly Blob · Lizard Tail · Monster Claw · Monster Horn · Ornamental Skull · Treasure · Tumbleweed
Other	Monster Guts · Monster Tail