We're a
community
that truly welcomes everyone.
We know you expect more from a sustainable jeweler in Indiana than experience alone. This is why we also offer a true sense of community by having conversations to help find exactly what you need.
Learn how Robert Goodman Jewelers came to be.
We (Bob and Rose-Marie) opened our store in 2000 to foster an inviting environment and establish a place to share creative, original jewelry collections. Since then, we’ve developed real relationships with over 25 designers and hundreds of customers as we remain committed to our responsible practices.
In 1890, Jewish immigrant Zanvil Goitman (Bob’s grandfather) left Russia for a new life in the United States. He ended up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where a judge changed Zanvil’s name to Jacob Goodman.
At the 1901 World’s Fair in Buffalo, New York, Jacob had a booth on the carnival run and gave away jewelry trinkets as prizes. But when President McKinley was assassinated at the fair, the event was shut down as a result of the shooting, along with Jacob’s booth.
Now stuck with the jewelry on credit, Jacob put everything on his back and decided to peddle it. Thus began the family business that we’ve carried on to this day.
We’re committed to fighting discrimination.
Hatred has no place in our community. We serve everyone, and we’re proud to display an Open for Service sticker in our storefront to let passersby know they are welcome here.
We care about our community and the people in it.
Supporting community is part of the human model, not a business model. We're involved with Zionsville Community Schools and local fine arts.
We’re honored to partner with the following organizations:
And we stand with the following groups and causes:
