Mumbai, October 2026 — ZOYA, the Tata Group’s luxury jewellery atelier, has unveiled Her Again, a High Jewellery collection that turns to one of India’s oldest cultural languages: its spices. The house reads turmeric, mace, cardamom and saffron as keepsakes of memory, and builds a collection around a woman’s return to herself.
The palette follows the spice box. Rubellite, emerald, Madeira citrine, Orissa rose garnet, golden heliodor and yellow sapphire give the pieces a saturation that most High Jewellery avoids. The stones are cut and set over thousands of hours of work, with familiar Indian references pushed into unfamiliar territory.
Anoushka Shankar Signs On
The campaign features sitarist and composer Anoushka Shankar, whose career has moved between Indian classical music and collaborations far outside it. She said the house’s approach to inheritance drew her in.
“What I love about ZOYA is the way it takes what we inherit and allows it to evolve through colour, gemstones and craft,” Shankar said. “I’ve always believed you can be deeply rooted in a culture and still speak to the world in a way that feels relevant, simply through the lens of your own experience. ZOYA captures that beautifully, creating pieces that feel timeless in spirit, yet fresh, inventive and entirely their own.”
Arun Narayan, Chief Executive Officer of Jewellery at Titan Company Limited, framed the collection as part of a longer project. “India offers an extraordinary source of inspiration for jewellery design, from its rich cultural heritage and vibrant colours to the materials and craftsmanship that have shaped its visual language over centuries,” he said. “At ZOYA, we see an opportunity to reinterpret these influences through a distinctive design lens, creating High Jewellery where meaning and emotional resonance are as integral as rarity and artistry. Her Again reflects this approach, drawing from India’s richness and diversity while expressing it in a way that is contemporary, personal, and unmistakably our own.”
The Pieces
The Eternal Ember Necklace anchors the collection. A 5.4-carat cabochon Mandarin Garnet sits at its centre in a saturated orange that reads as turmeric or marigold. Around it, sapphires, rubellites and citrines build out the warmth. The necklace holds 748 stones and 102 individually crafted elements, assembled over 2,112 hours into a fluid, three-dimensional structure that shifts as it catches light.
The Afterglow Ring sets a 2.7-carat rubellite inside custom-cut matte rock crystal, with sculptural tendrils borrowed from mace and Zambian emeralds cut to echo cardamom. The Unbound Bangle takes clove buds and unfurling mace as its starting point, gathering 6.4 carats of crimson rubellites, Orissa rose garnets and diamonds into fine fretwork.
Turmeric drives the Amber Bliss group. Its centrepiece necklace holds a 38-carat Madeira citrine, ringed by pink tourmalines, orange and yellow sapphires and diamonds, with marigold forms shaping the silhouette. The piece took more than 1,000 hours to complete.
With Her Again, ZOYA pulls a familiar sensory world into a different register, giving colour and craft to the memories people carry and the selves they come back to.
