In 1967, Vogue Jewellers moved its primary showroom to Colpetty, which, at that time was primarily a residential area. As strange as this was to most people, Vogue Jewellers was driven by one idea and that was to be closer to its clientele. Convenience and ease of accessibility was added to Vogue’s portfolio of services.

The philosophy of Vogue stems from the fact that this company values its people. This precious asset is what has made Vogue Jewellers the great name it is today. Likewise, Vogue treats each and every customer as a valued person. Sarath Hemachandra was a man who felt the pulse of fine jewellery. He made it a point to personally select the gems that would adorn the fine pieces of jewellery that were being crafted for his customers. He himself was a master craftsman. And it is this philosophy that Vogue Jewellers brings to you.

The reins were handed over, in the mid 70s to Anura Hemachandra, son of Sarath Hemachandra to take Vogue Jewellers to yet another revolutionary level while retaining the strong heritage that was at the heart of Vogue’s identity.

The legacy of Vogue Jewellers stems from the fact that every single piece of jewellery they create, whether it be a dainty pair of earrings or an elaborate necklace, comes to you with a lifetime’s guarantee. This tradition echoes in Vogue Jeweller’s credo, which is “with you forever”.

To the people of Vogue Jewellers, selling jewellery is not a mere commercial activity. On the contrary, it is a way of life. They believe in and are committed to forging a strong relationship with each and every one of their customers. They believe in creating an experience that you will cherish throughout your life time.