This remarkable documentary, Gems of Ceylon, was produced in the 1960s by the Government Film Unit of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and directed by Pragnasoma Hettiarachi. It beautifully illustrates how the island’s precious gems were more than treasures of the earth... they were woven into the nation’s identity, adorning the attire of kings and the jewelry of women, symbolizing both power and beauty. This footage is shared strictly for educational and historical purposes under the Fair Use Policy, U.S. Co

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This rare footage, originally filmed in 1931, offers a valuable glimpse into daily life in Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) during the British colonial period. Captured at a time of political change and social contrast, the visuals reflect the coexistence of colonial influence and native identity. 1931 was a landmark year, it marked the first elections under the Donoughmore Constitution, introducing limited self-governance for Ceylonese citizens. Meanwhile, Colombo stood as the administrative and

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