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Shree Sai Gold Palace A Legacy Of Purity And Prosperity

The New Indian Express Bengaluru

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April 28, 2025

In a city rich with culture and commerce, Shree Sai Gold Palace has emerged as a trusted name in the world of fine jewellery.

From its humble beginnings in 1999, when Dr. T.A. Sharavana set up a small showroom in Basavanagudi, the brand has grown into a household name with seven flourishing outlets—the latest one lighting up Malleshwaram.

Speaking with calm conviction, Dr. Sharavana, who is also the President of the Karnataka Jewellery Association, reflects on the journey that has been built on the foundation of faith, ethics, and quality. "Purity is our first priority. We never compromise on quality or integrity. Whether a customer buys or simply walks in, they are treated like they have entered a Sai Mandira," he says.

At Shree Sai Gold Palace, the shopping experience is elevated to a spiritual level. For Dr. Sharavana, jewellery is more than commerce—it's a blessing shared. Every customer, regardless of the size of their purchase, is received with equal warmth. "Even when someone buys something as small as a ₹50 product, they compare prices across stores before deciding," he notes. "Now imagine the importance of trust when it comes to precious metals like gold, silver, and diamonds. We want every customer to leave here not just happy—but feeling prosperous."

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