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Zoya’s new brand film with Sonam Kapoor-Ahuja celebrates being yourself
Zoya, the exquisite diamond boutique from the House of Tata, today presented a new brand film to launch its new autograph collection – My Embrace, that powerfully depicts the brand’s philosophy of finding innate joy in being your most authentic self.
Featuring Sonam Kapoor-Ahuja, the campaign evocatively brings to life, the Zoya woman’s bliss in embracing every aspect of her unique journey through life. The film accompanies the launch of Zoya’s new autograph collection ‘My Embrace’ – a signature identifier of the luxury atelier, that continues its tradition of redefining the way fine jewellery is experienced through meaningful pieces of wearable art.
“At Zoya we have always believed that women should be able to celebrate the joy of being just who they are, irrespective of the many roles they play in life. Our new film journeys to the very soul of Zoya, a word which means ‘alive’. Through this campaign we hope to inspire women to powerfully embrace who they are,” says Amanpreet Ahluwalia, Business Head, Zoya. “The narrative showcases our autograph collection ‘My Embrace’, a talismanic symbol of self-acceptance, created around the belief that you feel truly alive only when you embrace who you are and are comfortable in your own skin.”
Featuring 26 trademarked designs; sleek bangles, bracelets, pendants, high gloss rings and earring hoops the collection is simple in design yet significant in its craftsmanship making it the ultimate collector’s piece. MY EMBRACE is a Zoya Design Innovation trademarked as a distinguished shaped bangle featuring a singular pear-shaped diamond in a prominent setting. The emotional inspiration of a self-embrace is translated with rich sculptural dynamism into a continuous flow and a harmonious integration of components in a marvel of engineering.
The film features Sonam Kapoor-Ahuja blissfully breaking into dance while enjoying a favourite song to delighting in the creativity of her cooking to enjoying moments of reflection in nature or while reading a book, the message of celebrating being yourself is presented through a montage of mundane moments brought alive by her love for herself.
Says Ajay Ram, Creative Partner & Founding Team Member at Spring Marketing Capital, “The credit for this collection goes to the mastery of the Zoya jewellery design team. The element of the embrace has been crafted into a most elegant form factor. Our attempt was to recreate the design philosophy in an effortless narrative. Collaborating with Sonam Kapoor allowed us to explore her vibe amidst spaces she finds most joy in, setting the right tone for the collection to come alive.”
The campaign will be promoted on outdoor, social media, print, digital, OOH and television and theatres.
Zoya’s ‘My Embrace’ translates the idea of celebrating yourself, just as you are, into a deeply symbolic product that is designed to make your every day meaningful.
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Kylie Jenner’s $5,000 Diamond Charm Signals a Bigger Valentine’s Shift
Expanding its Maharashtra footprint, the brand brings heritage craftsmanship, exclusive launch offers, and timeless jewellery collections to Bhosari.
Kylie Jenner kept her Valentine’s message short and direct: “Happy Valentine’s Day to me from me.”The post featured a custom 18kt gold and natural diamond bag charm by Ashna Mehta, shaped like the Kylie Cosmetics logo. The lip motif, set with cascading natural diamonds, reportedly starts at around $5,000 for similar styles. Jenner clipped it onto her Hermès Himalaya Birkin, turning an already rare bag into something even more personal. What made the post stand out wasn’t the price tag. It was the fact that she bought it herself.
Valentine’s Day has long been framed as a celebration for couples. Yet the tone in 2026 feels noticeably different. Recent reports in India suggest that a significant number of singles view February 14 as just another day. Globally, self-gifting continues to rise, with more people choosing to mark their own milestones instead of waiting to be celebrated. One of the clearest signs of this shift can be seen in jwellery purchases.


For decades, diamonds were positioned primarily as markers of romantic commitment. The philosophy behind A Diamond Is Forever shaped how natural diamonds came to represent lasting love. But permanence has never belonged only to proposals.
Today, a diamond can just as easily mark independence, success, or personal growth. In that sense, Jenner’s charm feels less like celebrity indulgence and more like a sign of where Valentine’s culture is heading. Romantic love remains part of the picture. It just isn’t the only narrative anymore.
At the same time, brands and dating platforms are noticing a strong rise in conversations around self-love, self-care and personal celebration during February. Social media is filled with “be your own Valentine” messaging, solo dinner plans, friend-date reels and self-gifting content.
Unlike previous generations, Gen Z is less driven by social pressure around relationships. Financial independence is happening earlier. Individual milestones matter more. And self-purchase, particularly in categories like jewelry, is no longer seen as indulgent but as intentional.
In that context, Kylie Jenner’s diamond charm may be global celebrity news, but the mindset behind it feels familiar. Valentine’s in 2026 is not just about who gifts you something. It is increasingly about what you decide to gift yourself.
And for many young consumers, that choice includes natural diamonds.
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