Our Story

Linneys is a family owned manufacturing jeweller established in 1972, with a fully equipped design studio located in Subiaco, Western Australia.

Combining traditional goldsmithing techniques with advanced modern technology, Linneys has been creating fine jewellery from precious materials for over 50 years. Our award-winning jewellers experience, skill and expertise are tantamount to the high quality of Linneys jewellery. The Linneys design studio transforms raw precious metals, sparkling gems and lustrous pearls into wearable works of art.

Handcrafting fine jewellery is a specialised skill that has been handed down through generations. Our jewellers will use various techniques when creating a Linneys piece, including wax carving and hand forging of metals. Their work requires exceptional precision, talent and attention to detail. All jewellery created by Linneys is finished by hand to the highest standard, giving Linneys the reputation as Australia’s finest jeweller.

Owning a piece of Linneys Jewellery is owning a piece of Western Australian art that captures the creative passion of its founder, Alan Linney.

Now in its second generation of family leadership, Linneys continues to evolve while staying true to the vision established by Alan Linney.

2025

1 October - Linneys transitions to Linney Group Pty Ltd as part of a planned succession, with Justin and Troy appointed directors, continuing in their roles as Creative Director and General Manager while carrying forward the family legacy.

2025

Linneys launched its 'Bold by Nature' Collection, an opulent tribute to the Kimberley's untamed beauty. Showcasing over 80 breathtaking designs, the collection features vivid gemstones and Australian South Sea Pearls, exemplifying Linneys' commitment to Western Australian artisanship.

2024

Linneys unveiled the Argyle Pink™ Quokka, a dazzling creation limited to three pieces worldwide. Encrusted with over 14cts of Argyle pink, champagne, and white diamonds set in 280g of 18K gold, this masterpiece celebrates two Western Australian icons – the rarest pink diamonds in the world, and the beloved quokka.

2023

Linneys unveiled its ‘Coral Coastline’ Collection, inspired by the breathtaking beauty of Western Australia's Coral Coast. Justin Linney’s affinity with the region led to a special collaboration with the Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation (GWF), which saw Linneys donate more than $63,000 towards wildlife conservation efforts through the sale of its Loggerhead Turtle Necklaces.

2022

In celebration of Linneys 50-year anniversary, 2022 saw the unveiling of the ‘Artisan Series’, a collection of 50 extraordinary one-of-a-kind jewellery creations. Each piece, adorned with rare Argyle pink diamonds, reflected Linneys' dedication to showcasing the beauty of Western Australia before the world stage.

2022

Linneys marked its 50th anniversary with an exclusive black-tie gala at the Western Australian Museum, where 'The Story of Linneys', a luxurious coffee table book, was unveiled. The book, celebrating the brand's heritage and designs, was recognised with an ISBN by the National Library of Australia.

2021

Justin Linney was announced as a winner of the prestigious 40under40 Awards for Business Leadership and Innovation. This award recognises personal determination, commercial drive, and business success and acknowledges philanthropic and community contributions.

2019

Linneys was inducted into Family Business Australia's Hall of Fame. This award recognises families that are managing respected and successful family businesses and pays homage to the significant role they play in the community, society and economy.

2017

Troy Linney rejoined Linneys as Finance & Operations Manager. Troy brings experience in strategy, finance and operations from Deloitte and Chevron.

2015

It was in 2015 that Justin Linney was announced as the Creative Director of the business. Justin has studied Jewellery Design at Curtin University as well as being a Graduate Gemologist from the GIA.

2000

In 2000 Alan was recognized as the Citizen of The Year due to his generous and continuous contribution to Jewellery and Tourism in Western Australia.

1996

1996 was a big year for Linneys as they won 6 awards at the Australian Jewellers Association Design Awards.

1990

As business was booming, Alan felt it was the right time to own his own premises. In 1990 Linneys secured its own building – The Subiaco flagship store.

1986 - 1990

Between 1986 and 1990 Linneys won many awards and competitions. The first major competition Linneys won was Shinju Matsuri (a design competition in Broome) and Linneys was also represented at the World Expo in Brisbane. Another major award won by Linneys was at the International De Beers Diamond Awards for the “Tin of Caviar” design.

1987

1987 was when the America’s Cup was hosted in Perth. Many international and interstate clients visited Linneys to learn about Australian South Sea Pearls during this time.

1985

In 1985, Linneys forged a lasting partnership with Argyle Diamonds, becoming one of the first Argyle Pink Diamonds Select Ateliers™. This enduring collaboration has granted Linneys unparalleled access to the world’s rarest diamonds, maintaining a legacy of over 40 years.

1983

In 1983 the business started trading under the name ‘Linneys’. Alan’s eye-catching pearl jewellery was unlike anything Australia had ever seen, featuring free form, organic designs.

1980

During 1980 Alan travelled to Broome in search of pearls. At the time, most of Australia's pearl crop was being exported overseas, usually to Japan. The majority of Australian jewellers were working with foreign pearls, and Australia’s own pearl stocks were exported, then sold back to Australian jewellery wholesalers and retailers. It became Alan’s mission to bring Australia’s incredible pearls to the Australian people, and did so by showcasing them to tourists in Broome.

1972

The Linneys journey began in 1972, when Alan started his own small jewellery business, Alan.B.Linney Goldsmith, in Perth’s London Court. He was a unique jeweller with an eye for design. Someone who could transform rare and beautiful Broome pearls into stunning jewellery pieces.