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Champagne Diamonds: History, Symbolism, and How They Get Their Colour

A champagne diamond is a type of coloured diamond that’s naturally brown, with a noticeable yellow tint. They can range in hue from light brown (champagne) to darker shades (cognac). Their eye-catching colour enhances unique pieces of jewellery,...

Closure of the Argyle Mine: What it Means for the Future of Argyle Pink Diamonds

Active in the annual Argyle Pink Diamond Tender, Linneys has successfully promoted these collectible diamonds to international and local clients alike. The news of the upcoming closure was a shock, but we envisage the demand for these exquisite...

Linneys Jewellery Metal Guide

So, how do you decide on the right metal for your engagement ring, wedding ring, or unique bespoke piece when there are so many choices available? Let's dive into your options and talk a little about each jewellery...

Linneys Guide to the Rarest Diamond Colours

We are all familiar with brilliant white diamonds flashing sparks across a room. The cold white beauty is spectacular and hard to match. However, there is a range of diamond colours available for use in exquisite pieces of...

The Moments Collection

Our collection, Moments, is inspired by jewellery’s ability to capture significant points in time. Using the finest materials available, we have drawn on our expert designer’s creativity and intuition, to curate a collection of stunning pieces destined to...

Linneys Bridal Guide – part 3

Being a bridesmaid is an honour for any woman, and we want you to help make the special women in your life feel appreciated and valued. Bridesmaids' jewellery is such an essential part of the bridesmaid's outfit and...

Linneys Bridal Guide – part 2

Finding the perfect bridal accessories to match your dress's style, colour, and feel can be challenging, so we're going to help guide you through some choices.

Linneys Bridal Guide – part 1

We've curated a spectacular collection for you to review, showcasing our most desirable pieces this season, and over the next three blogs, we'll take you through each one.

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