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Brilliant Cuts showcase excellence at NCE Export Awards for second time

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Brilliant Cuts (PVT) Ltd won recognition for the second year at the National Chamber of Commerce by winning the Bronze Award – Small category (Gem and Jewellery sector) at the 28th annual NCE Export Awards Ceremony 2020.

The achievement by Brilliant Cuts has reaffirmed the company’s significant contribution to the Sri Lankan gem and jewellery industry and offered hope for the future of the sector to reach milestones within the wider international market.

The reoccurring success exhibited throughout since its conception, backed by an unwavering spirit to strive to produce nothing but the finest of its calibre, Brilliant Cuts operates under the guidance of the Mrs. Malani Polgampola, Director and her daughter Vindya Perera, Managing Director.

Vindya has laid the foundation to build her own brand, Lustre, through Brilliant Cuts, and as a result she was previously awarded the Women Entrepreneur – Non-Traditional Business Gold Award at the Sabaragamuwa Province Best Entrepreneur of the Year 2020, Provincial Youngest Entrepreneur of the Year 2019 award from Sabaragamuwa Chamber of Commerce and the Bronze Award from National Chamber of Exports (small category) at the Sabaragamuwa Province Best Entrepreneur 2019.

The concept of both Brilliant Cuts and Lustre are such that they operate as two local platforms which open a creative space for novice and expert lapidary artists to uplift their talent further, and pave a rewarding career path for themselves in the Sri Lankan gem and jewellery industry, by pushing the boundaries of developing creative flair.

The guidance asserted by Brilliant Cuts on their valued lapidary artists has brought hope and opportunities for their careers to flourish in the local and international gem and jewellery market, ensuring a brighter future for those who lay their passion in crafting gems and jewellery. Initiatives have been put in place by Brilliant Cuts to expand the local gem and jewellery industry towards the international market.

However, unfortunate circumstances keep arising due to various reasons through distinctive distribution platforms in Sri Lanka, therefore a large number of products of the brand are unable to be distributed to the international market, enabling a fluctuation of production. The company strives to address these issues in the future with stronger and effective means of distribution.

As the industry progresses towards innovation and modernity, Brilliant Cut is at the forefront of being a catalyst towards accelerating such progressive initiatives.



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