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Beeghly & Co.

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Greensburg

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Greensburg

401 South Main Street
Greensburg, PA 15601 (Map)

Store Hours

Mon	10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tue	10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wed	10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thu	10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Fri	10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sat	10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sun	Closed

Our Story

The Beeghly and Company Adventure

Many consider Beeghly and Company Jewelers in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, the foremost authority of all things bejeweled in Westmoreland County and beyond. Their years of experience and unparalleled service have built a legacy of integrity and trust that has been evident throughout their successful history.

Originating as Beeghly and Keim Jewelers in a small basement shop in Somerset in 1982, the business grew quickly, changing location three times to accommodate its expanded operations. The partners, Blake Beeghly and wife, Marianne Keim, along with brother, Brian and wife, Amy were dedicated to providing excellent customer service, a fantastic array of cutting edge jewelry as well as repair and design services second to none.

In 1997 they expanded their operation to Westmoreland County at their present location – 401 South Main Street in Greensburg. In 2005, the partners decided to form separate entities. Brian and Amy Beeghly along with Amy’s brother, Mark Sechler united to form Beeghly and Company Jewelers.

Its continual quest for the most up-to-the-minute styles, techniques and manufacturing technologies has enabled Beeghly and Company to offer an ever increasing wealth of information and service to its customers.

Whether you are in the market to repair, restore or redesign an old favorite or looking for something extra special to commemorate a memorable time in your life consider Beeghly and Company Jewelers.

Beeghly and Company Jewelers is a brick and mortar store, here in your community to serve your immediate goals and here tomorrow for your future as it unfolds.

Stop in and see for yourself why Beeghly and Company Jewelers truly is “The Gem in the Heart of Greensburg.”