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ZOYA creates a cultural moment for India Penelope Cruz Wears Atelier’s High Jewellery on the TIFF Red Carpet.

September 21, Toronto: ZOYA, the luxury jewellery atelier from the Tata Group, created a significant cultural moment for India this evening as Academy Award winner Penelope Cruz walked the Red Carpet for her film’s screening at TIFF in the atelier’s High Jewellery, presenting the colour and craft of India’s rich jewellery heritage on a global stage. ZOYA’s wearable art celebrates a woman’s…

ZOYA creates a cultural moment for India Penelope Cruz Wears Atelier’s High Jewellery on the TIFF Red Carpet.

On September 21, luxury jewelry atelier ZOYA made a cultural impact at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) with Academy Award winner Penélope Cruz wearing their High Jewellery collection on the red carpet. The atelier, founded in 2009 under the Tata Group, creates wearable art that celebrates a woman's journey towards her authentic self, deeply rooted in India's rich jewellery heritage and crafting traditions.

Penélope Cruz showcased two pieces from ZOYA's High Jewellery collection: the REKINDLE NECKLACE and the WILDFLOWER HEART RING. The Rekindle Necklace reimagines the eternity silhouette with 19 carats of golden heliodor, glowing with the rich turmeric-like warmth of India's spice traditions. Its open-back construction allows light to pass through the gemstones, revealing their depth and setting their inner brilliance aglow.

The Wildflower Heart Ring draws inspiration from the untamed beauty of wildflowers, featuring a magnificent 13-carat Amethyst in ZOYA's signature Bloom Cut™. Intricate, spiralling facets capture light with extraordinary depth and brilliance, surrounded by a cascade of pink sapphires and diamonds. ZOYA's High Jewellery collection is a sensory journey into India's enduring treasure, spices, through natural gemstones, sculptural forms, and intricate craftsmanship.

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