
Helzberg Diamonds Near Me
Find Helzberg Diamonds hours, directions and the nearest store. 164 locations across 35 states.
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Arizona8
Arkansas1
California9
Colorado7
Delaware2
Florida11
Georgia4
Hawaii1
Idaho1
Illinois9
Indiana4
Iowa4
Kansas4
Maryland3
Michigan6
Minnesota7
Missouri10
Nebraska4
Nevada1
New Jersey10
New Mexico1
New York1
North Carolina4
North Dakota1
Ohio4
Oklahoma4
Oregon2
Pennsylvania3
South Carolina2
South Dakota1
Tennessee2
Texas24
Virginia5
Washington3
Wisconsin1
About Helzberg Diamonds
Helzberg Diamonds is an American jewelry retailer founded in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1915. It sells diamond engagement rings, wedding bands, necklaces, earrings and watches.
Helzberg Diamonds stores are usually found in malls and shopping centers, and services such as sizing, repairs or ear piercing can vary by location. Browse by state to find the nearest store, with its address, phone number, opening hours where available and directions.
Helzberg Diamonds FAQ
What are Helzberg Diamonds opening hours?
Opening hours vary by location. Each store page on StoreLocator shows that exact location's weekly schedule.
Is there a Helzberg Diamonds near me?
Helzberg Diamonds operates 164 stores across 35 states. Browse by state above to find the closest location, including mall and outlet stores.
Does Helzberg Diamonds offer in-store pickup?
Availability depends on the individual store — call the location using the number on its store page to confirm.
Where are the most Helzberg Diamonds stores located?
Helzberg Diamonds has the largest presence in Texas, Florida, Missouri (24 in Texas, 11 in Florida, 10 in Missouri). Use the state list above or the ZIP search to find the closest store.
What does Helzberg Diamonds sell?
Helzberg Diamonds sells diamond engagement rings, wedding bands, fine jewelry and watches, and offers jewelry repair services at many stores.
Where is Helzberg Diamonds headquartered?
Helzberg Diamonds was founded in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1915 and is still associated with that region.