Our Guarantee
Our guarantee is simple:
We'll provide you with fantastic service, a comfortable environment in which to shop and an item of fine jewelry you'll be proud to give as a gift or wear for many years to come. If we don't live up to that promise, we will refund your money within 100 days. No questions asked.

"Quality, honesty, integrity, friendliness, elegance, resonably priced ... these are just some of the traits that keep Monmouth Jewelers in great esteem every time we enter the store."

- Doug and Linda Wagner

"Why do I keep coming back? I love the welcoming feel of the staff, their knowledge of the product, the vast array of items to choose from, and the time and dedication they provide to ensure every person that walks through their doors is a satisfied and happy customer."

- Peggy Lehman

 

Because of its reputation for fine quality products, superior service and neighborhood-type friendliness, Monmouth Jewelers serves second, third, and even fourth generations of original customers! That long of a relationship really says something about quality and service!

The relationship with those families began November 15, 1925 when Herman Itkoff and Jacob and Pearl Jurin purchased the company from Mr. E. L. Donnelly. Albert "Mickey" Levinson joined the business in 1918.

In the late 1920s, Herman became an optometrist and the store was divided into two sections. Herman performed eye examinations and sold eyeglasses. Mickey continued to run the jewelry part. In the late 1940s, Pearl and Jacob gave their ownership shares to Mickey who purchased the remaining shares in the early 1960s when Herman retired.

Once again the business focused on jewelry and because of Mickey’s personality and warmth, the business thrived. In 1976 Mickey’s son Steve came onboard and a second location was opened in the Newport Shopping Center. In 1982 Mickey closed the original Monmouth (Street) Jewelers and retired. This was short-lived, however, and soon he was back to work in the shopping center five days instead of the original six. He did eventually cut back but continued to work until he passed away in 1990. Mickey’s greatest asset and legacy was his ability to retain both employees and customers.

In 1999, Steve’s son, Scott, joined the company after spending a year interning in three jewelry stores in other parts of the U.S. He is a certified gemologist and responsible for the store’s accounting and appraisal work.

Today Monmouth Jewelers continues to offer service and quality that would make Mickey proud — and keeps families returning with the next generation of Monmouth Jewelers customers.