There once was a woman who had just finalized her divorce.
As
part of moving forward,
She
decided to sell some of her jewelry’
The
woman went to a local jewelry store to see if they sold consignment.
They
did.
When
she pulled out one of the rings,
The
workers at the store gasped at its beauty.
To
make a long story short,
Uncertain
as to what the stone was,
And
more concerned with getting rid of the jewelry than waiting to have the stone
identified,
The
woman sold the ring to an anonymous buyer for a very small amount of money.
The
anonymous buyer,
Thinking
that she knew what the stone was
But
uncertain as to if her luck could be so real,
Sent
the stone to a lapidary for identification.
Come
to the find out, the stone was a rare stone,
Found
only in one country of the world.
It
was worth twenty times more than what she had paid.
I
don’t know the circumstances of the divorce.
I
don’t know if the woman needed fast cash or
If
she was just so disgusted with her ex-husband that she didn’t really care what
she got for the ring as long as it was gone.
I
just know this:
The
anonymous buyer saw something in the ring that the original owner did not.
She
saw beauty, worth, and value…
And
that beauty, worth, and value now sit on her finger in a display of humble
gratitude.
May
we be a people
Not
quick to discard,
And
may we see the
Beauty,
worth, and value
All
around.
Amen.
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