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Founded in 1978 in the historic town of Galle, Sri Lanka. The Sparkle Gems Co is a family-owned business with a global reach. From humble beginnings in local gem trading started by Mohamed Anver then passed onto his Son-in-Law Mohamed Ifham. Now they've grown into a trusted international supplier of high-quality gemstones. With over 40 years of experience, we proudly export to markets in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Sri Lanka—known as the "Gem Island"—is famed for its rare and exquisite stones. Our deep roots and trusted local partnerships give us direct access to Ceylon sapphires, rubies, spinels, tourmalines, and more, ensuring exceptional quality and fair pricing for every customer.
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14/A, Godawatta, Gintota, Galle, Sri Lanka, 80280, Galle, Sri Lanka
- +94776540689
- info@sparklegems.co
- sparklegems.co
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