Alix Earle pairs $72K diamond necklace with satin hot pants

Alix Earle wore a $72,250 Logan Hollowell Paraiba and diamond necklace to launch Reale Actives in Canada. Instagram/@alixearle

Nice ice, eh?

Alix Earle crossed the border this week to toast her skin care brand’s arrival in Canada.

The influencer, 25, hosted a Reale Actives launch event in Toronto on Wednesday in shades of sage and powder blue, with $72,250 of diamonds and tourmaline around her neck.

The influencer marked her skin care brand’s Canadian debut at a Toronto event on Wednesday. Instagram/@alixearle
She paired the bling with a full look by designer Yana Matkivski: a pale green camisole and mini shorts, plus a blue opera coat. Instagram/@alixearle
Her acne-focused line first hit the US in March with four products. Instagram/@alixearle

Her Logan Hollowell Water Drop necklace features a bright blue-green 5.13-carat Paraiba tourmaline surrounded by more than 10 carats of pear-shaped white diamonds.

Earle paired the sparkler with a powder blue Yana Matkivski opera coat ($995), layered over the New York label’s sage green camisole ($525) and matching shorts. She showed off her toes in mint green mesh pumps.

The TikTok star shared the look in an Instagram carousel, writing, “CANADA📍we’re finally hereeeee.”

Other snaps show her suiting up in full hockey gear inside the Toronto Maple Leafs’ locker room, the same necklace glinting from her collarbone.

Earle also suited up in full hockey gear inside the Toronto Maple Leafs’ locker room. Instagram/@alixearle
Earle’s Netflix series, “Earle Meets World,” debuted last month. Instagram/@alixearle

Earle’s acne-focused line debuted in the US in March with four products priced from $28 to $39. According to Puck, it hit $1 million in sales in under five minutes.

Canadian shoppers could order the full routine online starting Thursday.

Earle’s run as a founder follows a messy exit from Alex Cooper’s Unwell Network, which she worked under from 2023 to 2025. In “Earle Meets World,” her new reality series now streaming on Netflix, she says she felt “betrayed” by the “Call Her Daddy” host.

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