Brilliant Earth director, 10% owner Gavin Turner reports disposal of 50,000 common shares worth $64,350
Reuters2026/08/12 23:16- Brilliant Earth filed a Form 4 showing director and 10% owner Gavin Turner sold 50,000 Class A shares on Aug. 10.
- Sale price was USD 1.29 per share, based on a weighted average across multiple trades.
- The filing also reports a 50,000-share exchange out of Class B into Class A, leaving 31,848,071 Class B shares held indirectly.
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