Sifani Jewellers

Sifani Jewellers is a family-run coloured-stone jewellery business established in 1970. Its designs draw on the turquoise water and white sand of the Maldives and the plant life of Sri Lanka, translating those colours into gemstone combinations rather than treating the islands as a generic motif. The company describes a collaborative process between designers and craftspeople. Stones are handpicked and paired, then balanced for proportion and symmetry before setting. Current pieces give that practice material detail. The catalogue includes an 18k white-gold star sapphire ring accented with diamonds. An 18k pink-gold morganite pendant offers another combination, while a white-gold butterfly necklace uses pink sapphires and diamonds. Those examples show a focus on coloured stones across rings and pendants, with necklaces extending the range. Sifani operates stores in Sri Lanka and the Maldives and maintains a customer-relations office in London. The business also names Pahamune House and a vocational training institute among its social programmes. A jewellery-setting school completes that group. The 1970 foundation and hand-selection process make the entry more specific than a general luxury-jewellery description. Its regional gemstone palette and family-run network root the business in Sri Lanka.