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Gems and Jewelry
Sri Lanka the Gorgeous Pearl of The Indian Ocean is not only a beautiful Island nation veiled by the “Endless Sheets of Heaven” , The Magnificently Picturesque Nation is a “Treasure Island”, enriched with the astonishing splendor of vividly colored bewitching gem stones that glitter to outshine the twinkling stars of a cloudless night. The brilliance of colored stones from the “Serendib” (Sri Lanka) have inspired ancient Kings, Infamous Little has changed since Marco Polo’s time. Such references reflective of the Historical Heritage and Grand Antiquity of the Srilankan Gem Industry has indeed catalyzed the Iconic Recognition of the “Ceylon Sapphire” as the Premium colored Stone of the World.
Cinnamon Sticks
Cinnamon is known as one of the first traded and most popular spices from the ancient world. It belongs to the family Lauraceae and there are more than 250 species and sub species. The expensive and rare cinnamon variety is known as “Ceylon cinnamon” which is native to Sri Lanka. Due to unique chemical properties over other varieties, Ceylon variety has high reputation and demand in the world. This valuable spice has been noted as the most beneficial among the rest in the spice industry. Besides being a spice in nature, it was used as medicine, medical production, perfume production as well as soft drinks. Currently, cinnamon is widely used in pharmaceutical industries, bakeries and cosmetic industries throughout the world.
Antiques
Sri Lanka having a rich history is a well known fact. Why not take some of that history back with you as a souvenir! These antiques could add culture to your homes!
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Tea Industry took a blow
Due to the economic crisis in Sri Lanka, for the last few months, the country has been gripped by severe shortages of fuel, food and other essentials after its foreign reserves dried up. The country owes more than $51 billion to foreign lenders and inflation runs at more than 50%.
Industry insiders point out that before the country's economic crisis, tea exports accounted for US$1.3 billion annually and 5% of all global tea production, but this has now dropped drastically to its lowest level in over two decades.The tea industry, now over 150 years in existence, is faced with a crisis. Any donations, big or small could help the Sri Lankan Tea industry in ways you can't imagine!