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Two men broke into Bentley Diamonds shortly after 2 a.m. Thursday, smashing display cases in the nearly 50-year-old store.

Exclusive surveillance video shows thieves smashing jewelry display cases inside a Spring Lake Heights jewelry store early Thursday morning.

Two men can be seen on camera breaking display cases inside Bentley Diamonds shortly after 2 a.m. One suspect’s masked face is visible in the surveillance footage.

“It’s very unsettling, you feel violated,” said Jonyar Bagheri, owner of Bentley Diamonds. “This is our life. You spend more time here than you do at home for families.”

Bentley Diamonds has been a fixture in the community for nearly 50 years.

Anyone with information about the burglary is asked to contact the Spring Lake Heights Police Department.