Hawthorne Jewelry

Hawthorne Jewelry is thrilled to be celebrating our 136th year on the Bricks in downtown Kearney, Nebraska. Our goal is to offer superior service and education beyond compare, as well as the most competitively priced quality jewelry possible. Hawthorne Jewelry has made a strong commitment to excellence by choosing to offer a higher standard in our products. Our commitment to fine products, quality, innovation and service has been continually important in our 136 year run.

Hawthorne Jewelry offers many services for your jewelry including appraisals, engraving, laser inscribing, pearl & bead stringing, repairs, and custom designs. We also offer assistance with any payment and insurance needs you might have. We want you to be completely pleased with your new piece of jewelry and offer a return and exchange policy in the event you didn't get exactly what was on your wish list. Please feel free to give us a call for any details you might want!

Hawthorne Jewelry is Kearney, Nebraska's longest-running business and to those of us who work here, Hawthorne Jewelry represents more than just another store. It is a place steeped in history and tradition. It is a place that has proudly and steadily served the downtown community, the city of Kearney and its surrounding areas for well over a century. As Kearney continues to grow and the downtown area builds and reinvents itself, Hawthorne Jewelry will remain a vital part of the community.

At Hawthorne Jewelry, we are dedicated to helping you, our customer, make an educated purchase, as well as an emotional one. As a family owned and operated fine jewelry store since 1878, we have continuously opened our doors for our customers. In our store, we offer services from knowledgeable staff; a gemologist certified from G.I.A. and J.A. certified bench jeweler technician, who are here to serve you.

We specialize in quality, service, and honesty, and are dedicated to making your shopping experience enjoyable, all while respecting your budget. We enjoy helping our customers understand what makes a diamond valuable, working with them to create a custom piece of jewelry, as well as explaining the uniqueness of colored stones.