Brilliant Earth, Logan Hollowell Unveil 'Secret Garden' Collection
The floral-inspired capsule collection features all lab-grown gemstones.

The “Secret Garden” collection serves as an homage to the beauty and enchantment of nature, said Brilliant Earth.
The 12-piece collection, which includes earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings, features all lab-grown gemstones, including diamonds, pink sapphires, and emeralds, set into floral, butterfly, and thorn motifs.
“Inspired by the delicate strength and resilience of a rose, the collection highlights a perfect balance of elegance and durability,” said Brilliant Earth.
The showstopper of the collection is a lab-grown diamond thorn collar, set with 138 round lab-grown diamonds weighing 8 carats in total. It’s available in 14-karat white or yellow gold.
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L.A.-based designer Logan Hollowell aims to create “instant heirlooms,” as per her website.
Popular collections include her celestial “Constellation” styles and her gemstone-forward “Queen” collection. Her jewels are said to be a favorite of Meghan Markle, who has been seen wearing pieces from both collections.
“I was instantly drawn to Brilliant Earth’s dedication to their mission and to the planet,” said Hollowell.
“Brilliant Earth has been at the forefront of responsible practices and sets the industry standard through its focus on sustainability and use of ethically sourced gems. This collection is a nod to nature’s delicate and bold attributes, and I am delighted to have been able to communicate this beauty through my partnership with Brilliant Earth.”
Brilliant Earth also expressed its excitement about working with the designer.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Logan to launch this special collection that celebrates our collective commitment to ethical sourcing, timeless design, and craftsmanship,” said Kathryn Money, senior vice president of merchandising and retail for Brilliant Earth.
“The responsibly sourced lab diamonds, gemstones, and recycled precious metals featured in this collection highlight the wonder of nature, and our shared reverence for the planet. Both our brands are committed to quality, ethical sourcing, and creating truly beautiful pieces.”
The collection, which launched today, ranges in price from $795 to $10,000. It will be available to purchase exclusively at Brilliant Earth showrooms in Santa Monica, California and Brooklyn, New York, as well as online.
Though Brilliant Earth is best known for its bridal offerings, the retailer has gone all in on fine jewelry in recent quarters, offering trend-driven collections, and to a positive reception.
Brilliant Earth has teamed up with a number of jewelry designers and brands in recent years, including Jade Trau and Tacori.
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