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To, towards, or of?

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Is the phrase "our curiosity of rarity" correct?
It is supposed to convey something about our curiosity towards rare things.

Should 'of' be changed to 'to', 'towards' or, is the phrase wrong and have to reworded?

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1. Yes
2. Yes
3. No
4. No

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