106 Years of Excellence
Celebrating 7 Years in Galle: The Heritage Collection
The Heritage Collection brings together traditional gold jewellery in Sri Lanka to mark the 7th anniversary of our Galle branch. Nearly 100 pieces carry the stories, craftsmanship and cultural significance of generations past.
Jewellery preferences have changed significantly over time. In earlier generations, gold jewellery was often heavier, more intricate and more elaborate. Today, most customers prefer lighter, everyday pieces. Rather than melting down designs that have fallen out of fashion, we have brought approximately 100 pieces together to preserve their visibility and allow customers to appreciate the craftsmanship behind them.
More than a jewellery launch, the Heritage Collection is an invitation to rediscover traditional artistry, celebrate our seven-year journey in Galle, and experience how jewellery has evolved across generations.
Heritage Collection
WHERE TO DISCOVER THE COLLECTION
GALLE ANNIVERSARY SHOWCASE From 23rd of October Onwards
Be among the first to discover the collection, exclusively presented at our Galle branch from 23rd and 24th of October 2026, with special anniversary pricing available.
106 Years of Excellence
A legacy worth preserving
Many older designs require detailed handcrafting that cannot be reproduced through standardised machine production — shaping individual components, creating intricate patterns, and carefully assembling each element by hand.
- 100+ pieces preserved from being melted down
- Handcrafted, never mass-produced
- Made exclusively in 22K gold
- Techniques passed down since 1920
The Pol Mal Malaya
The Pol Mal Malaya is a traditional Sri Lankan gold necklace design associated with the coconut flower motif. Known for its distinctive structure and elaborate appearance, pieces of this kind can require substantial quantities of gold and detailed handwork.
The Siribo Malaya
The Siribo Mala is particularly demanding to produce because of its detailed handmade work, unsuited to mass production. Its craftsmanship, gold content and labour contribute to a cost best appreciated beyond monetary value.
Frequently asked questions
A curated display of approximately 100 traditional jewellery pieces, brought together to showcase older gold designs and the craftsmanship behind them.
The collection is intended for viewing and appreciation, but customers interested in purchasing individual pieces can enquire with GMA
Rather than focusing only on contemporary designs, it highlights traditional, often heavier gold jewellery styles that have become less commonly available.
The first viewing is planned for the Galle branch, with potential presentations at other branches in the following months.