Lannah Dunn opens stores in Toowoomba and Brisbane
Regional jewellery institution Lannah Dunn has revealed two refurbished stores ahead of the official opening in Toowoomba.
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After a few years of redesigns and many years of being a regional jewellery institution, a family owned business has swung open its doors in spectacular fashion with locations in both Toowoomba and Brisbane.
After 39 years of arranging gemstone and lavish jewellery on fingers, ears and necklines of regional Queensland, Lannah Dunn Fine Jewellery is polishing its cabinet windows up for the official opening of its Toowoomba location on Russell St in early June.
This is the second reopening of a Lannah Dunn store, after they successfully opened their doors in the Tattersalls Arcade in Brisbane at the start of May.
“The new store gives visitors a chance to consult the in-store team privately to add to their collections,” founder Lannah Dunn said.
The Toowoomba store will officially open on the weekend of June 8-9, 2024.
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