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Two Dots Jewellery offers a collection of handcrafted rings, bracelets, and necklaces, designed by skilled Sri Lankan silversmiths. The gemstones used are sustainably sourced, and each piece is carefully crafted with high-quality materials. All gemstones are approved by the National Gem and Jewellery Authority to ensure ethical sourcing. Two Dots Jewellery goes beyond just creating beautiful jewelry; they also support social causes. They donate 50% of the profits from their surfboard ring to the Women’s Surf Club, empowering women in Sri Lanka, and 50% of the profits from their cat ring to the Dog Care Clinic in Galle, contributing to animal welfare. By choosing Two Dots Jewellery, customers not only acquire unique, locally crafted accessories but also support meaningful causes that positively impact both women’s and animal welfare in the community.
Helen See and Lizzie Chitty
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Operating since 2017
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