6 sentences with “prized”

Spices were worth far more than their weight in gold, and Chinese goods such as porcelain were also highly prized.

Copper, the most prized 'high-tech' material in the Late Stone Age, represented the same thing that money represents today.

Moreover, one of Charlemagne's most prized possessions was his pet elephant, sent to his distant court by al-Rashid as a goodwill gift.

The rarest diamonds are rose-coloured diamonds, so highly prized that they fetch as much as $200,000 each, and even more after cutting.

Teacher Colberg gave me some of her most prized shell specimens, and when another group visited the Museum of Natural History in New York, they brought me a box full of the most wonderful specimens.

Scandinavian tribesmen had long traded amber (petrified sap, prized as a precious stone in Rome and later throughout the Middle Ages) both with other Germanic tribes and even with the Romans directly during the Imperial period.