A storm like no other struck the Cornish coast last night.

Last night, the Cornish coast was battered by one of the fiercest storms in memory. Waves broke like thunder against the cliffs, the wind howled through the coves, and somewhere out beyond the headland, a ship was said to be fighting for its life.

By dawn, the sea had fallen eerily still but the beaches told another story. Broken timbers. Fragments of rope. And then the first chest, heavy with salt and sand, spotted on the tide line.
Word spread fast. Rumours say the wreck belonged to a long forgotten trading vessel, laden with gems and gold bound for foreign shores. Others whisper of pirates - Cornish smugglers who met their fate when the storm rose without warning. Whatever the truth, the sea has spoken, and its bounty is washing ashore.

Those who have seen the chests say they’re filled with treasure: precious stones flashing with colour, semi-precious gems polished by the waves, and other mysterious finds perfect for jewellery makers. Each chest is different, some glittering with rare gems, others concealing unexpected surprises from the deep.

Locals are gathering on the beaches, scanning the horizon for more. Every incoming wave could carry another chest but no one knows how many are still out there, or when the tide will turn again.
Only a handful of Kernowcraft Treasure Chests will make it ashore before the sea reclaims them.

Join the waitlist now to claim yours when the next chest washes up.
The storm has passed. The legends have returned. And treasure has been found on the Cornish coast.