We specialize in the design and production of advertising art, banners, signs, etc. as well as offer automotive, marine and home upholstery services.

Hours

Tuesday   10 – 6

Wednesday 10 – 4

Thursday  10 – 6

Friday    10 – 6

Closed Sunday

By Appointment only Monday & Saturday

For the highest quality jewelry and best possible service, the perfect source is Faye’s Diamond Mine. Whether you’re a beginning diamond buyer or a seasoned jewelry connoisseur, we do everything we can to ensure you will be a satisfied customer.

Faye’s specializes in fine diamonds and carries a wide assortment of colored gemstones and gifts. Whether you’re looking for your first diamond or wanting to restore a family heirloom, we are able to meet all of your jewelry needs.

Over the years, Faye’s Diamond Mine has been recognized in our local community of Clinton, Arkansas, as well as the jewelry industry statewide and nationwide.

Among the many recognition’s for Faye’s Diamond Mine are:

The Best Family Diamond Store – National Recognition Award by IJO

The Arkansas Jeweler of the Year – Arkansas Jewelers Association

Best Place to Buy Jewelry in North Central Arkansas

Faye Rodgers began Faye’s Diamond Mine in 1988 in a 400 square foot room in beautiful Clinton, Arkansas. Faye has expanded over the years and is now located in a 2500 square foot showroom, still in Clinton, which is nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.

Faye’s Diamond Mine belongs to the Independent Jewelers Organization (IJO), an elite group of retailers that are hand-selected for membership. IJO is an organization which only accepts jewelers with the highest ethical standards and superior professional integrity. IJO provides marketing and educational opportunities to nearly 1,000 members worldwide.

As a Master IJO Jeweler, members receive benefits such as expert training, allowing them to update their knowledge, skills and experience to help the consumer make a confident jewelry purchase.

Master IJO Jewelers adhere to an ethical code-of-conduct offering the honesty, trust, integrity and “Brilliance You Deserve” no other jeweler can provide.

Faye and her daughter Lori have developed a wide following of customers from all over the state. One reason is the unique jewelry designs they offer. Faye and Lori have won numerous awards for jewelry design nationally and statewide.

The connection between a retail store and the community upon which it relies must be strong. And being a part of the community is another reason for the success of Faye’s Diamond Mine. Faye moved to Clinton in 1961 and has been active in the community since.

Faye and Lori believe in the importance of treating their customers with honesty and respect. Faye’s Diamond Mine is a family jewelry store with your family’s interest at heart. We look forward to serving you for many years to come and showing you that we have the “Brilliance You Deserve.”

Roten’s Furniture was founded in 1947 when Robert Earl Roten, an Air Force veteran in World War II who served in the European Theater, purchased a small furniture store and moved it to a building on East Main Street in Marshall. Known to all his friends as Earl, he and his wife Dean began operating their family business in the building still used today. Over the years the family grew and so did the business. Their only son, Bob, was born in 1959 and grew up in and around the store. He learned the furniture business from the ground up! Bob attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and graduated in 1981 with a degree in Business Administration. He married Rose in 1982 and returned to Marshall to help run the family business.

Over the next few years, Roten’s Furniture saw several major changes. Earl retired and handed the day to day operation over to Bob and Rose. New products and manufacturers were added to the store. The warehouse and showroom space were greatly enlarged, staff size was increased and the trade area expanded.

Earl Roten passed away in 1988. Bob’s mom, Dean, continued to enjoy coming to the store every day to “oversee” the operation on the business, greet, and visit with her many friends until her passing on April 4th, 2012. “Deano” enjoyed her time spent at the store in her favorite recliner and will be missed by family and friends. We will cherish our fond memories of “Big E” and “Deano” and will always love them.