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ESSAY 4
An Expensive Thing I’d Love to Have
An expensive thing that I’d love to have is Pink Sapphire ring which known as the
rarest ring in a jewellery industry. It is also known as the ‘Padparadscha’ ring that means
lotus flower in Sinhalese. The reasons why I’d love to have it as one of my treasures is
because of the meaning and beliefs that people have on the pink sapphire, its rarity and as
well as the price of its beauty.
First, it has a very wonderful meaning for its colour and interesting beliefs by the
people in the ancient past. The meaning of the colour is love which also meant beauty,
wisdom and purity of love. Besides, during the Ancient Rome in the 7th Century, pink
sapphire ring were given by the groom to the bride as a “token” for their sincerity and loyalty
in loving the bride. Moreover, it is also wore by several people for its magical power that
could cure any black magic and interpret oracles and foretell the future such as priests and
talismans.
Furthermore, it is one of the rarest colour in the sapphire family and that makes the
pink sapphire hard to find in any country. The rarity shows when pink sapphire only can get
in these 22 countries such as Australia, Sri Lanka, China and Thailand and these 3 countries
represent the most high quality pink sapphire compared to other unlisted countries.
According to the 2017 Gems Rock Auction’s statistics, pink sapphire holds rank as the top 5
most famous sapphire at 4% of sapphire sales followed by white, yellow and green sapphire.
In addition, pink is my favourite colour, and when it is known as the rarest sapphire colour
seems make pink as a special colour.
Last but not least, the price of pink sapphire ring is set by the design, quality and due
its rarity the price can be highly demanded by the retailers. The price range of pink sapphires
varies thoroughly based on the colour, carat and cut of the stone. For example, if the stone
is 2.86 carat for a dark pink sapphire ring, the price is $1,180 which valued RM5156.60,
meanwhile for lighter pink 2.0 carat stone, it costs at $820 which valued RM3583.40. Due to
a very limited sources of pink sapphire, the retail price seems quite expensive even for the
lighter pink. Although the price is quite expensive for a person like me, it doesn’t stops me
from dreaming of having it.
In conclusion, it was 3 years ago where I discovered on pink sapphire ring and after I
read so many interesting information about it, I fell in love with it. The meaning and beliefs of
the symbol much taught me that everything we surrounded has a value in it. The title “rare”
which makes me eagerly wants to own it with my own sweats. Even though the price is
unbelievable for me to afford, but that could make me the happiest person on earth if I own
it. As there is a saying by Winston Churchill, “never give up on something that you can’t go a
day without thinking about”. Moreover, it would be the item that I’d cherish the most. This is
the most expensive thing that I’d love to have on that one fine day.
ESSAY 4
An Expensive Thing I’d Love to Have
An expensive thing that I’d I would love to have is the Pink Sapphire ring which
known which is known as the rarest ring in a the jewellery industry. It is also known as the
‘Padparadscha’ ring that means brings the meaning of lotus flower in Sinhalese. The
reasons why I’d I would love to have it as one of my treasures is are because of the meaning
behind it and beliefs that people have on the pink sapphire, as well as to its rarity and as well
as the price of its beauty.
First, it has a very wonderful meaning for its colour and interesting beliefs by the
people in the ancient past. The meaning of the pink sapphire colour is love which also meant
brings different other meanings such as beauty, wisdom and purity of love. Besides, during
the Ancient Rome in the 7th century Century, a pink sapphire ring were was given by the
groom to the bride as a “token” for their sincerity and loyalty in loving the bride. Moreover, it
is also wore worn by several people for its magical supernatural power that could cure any
black magic and its ability to interpret oracles and foretell the future such as priests and
talismans.
Furthermore, it is one of the rarest colours in the sapphire family and that which
makes the pink sapphire hard to find in any country. The rarity of pink sapphire shows when
pink sapphire only can get it can only be obtained in these 22 countries such as Australia,
Sri Lanka, China and Thailand. and these 3 These four countries represent the most high
quality pink sapphire to be compared to other unlisted countries. According to the 2017
Gems Rock Auction’s statistics, pink sapphire holds the highest rank, as being the top 5
most famous sapphires at 4% of sapphire sales followed by white, yellow and green
sapphire. In addition, pink is my favourite colour, and when it is known as the rarest sapphire
colour, seems make pink as a special colour.it makes pink appear to be special.
Last but not least, the price of a pink sapphire ring is set by the design, quality and
due to its rarity, the price can be highly demanded by the retailers. The price range of pink
sapphires varies thoroughly based on the colour, carat and cut of the stone. For example, if
the stone is 2.86 carat for a dark pink sapphire ring, the price is $1,180 which is valued at
RM5156.60, meanwhile for a lighter pink 2.0 carat stone, it costs at $820 which is valued at
RM3583.40. Due to a very limited sources source of pink sapphire, the retail price seems to
be quite expensive even for the lighter pink. Although the price is quite expensive for a
person like me, it doesn’t stops does not stop me from dreaming of having it.
In conclusion, it was 3 years ago where I discovered on the pink sapphire ring and
after I read so many a lot of interesting information about it, I fell in love with it. The meaning
and beliefs of the symbol much taught me that everything we surrounded surround ourselves
with has a value in it. The title “rare” which makes me eagerly wants want to own it with my
own sweats. money and hard work. Even though the price is unbelievable impossible for me
to afford, but that could make me the happiest person on earth if I own it,. Aas there is a
saying by Winston Churchill, “never give up on something that you can’t go a day without
thinking about”. MoreoverHence, it would be the item that I’d cherish the most. This is the
most expensive thing that I’d I would love to have on that one fine day.

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