The Goya Awards, Spain’s most prestigious film ceremony, celebrated their 40th edition on Saturday 28 February. Four decades of cinema deserve to be honoured by recognising the craft behind every production. On such a significant anniversary, it feels only natural to ask: what turns a film into a classic?
For a story to stay with us long after we leave the cinema, it takes an entire team working behind the scenes. From costume design and musical composition to the editing of each sequence, each decision has to serve the bigger picture.
In the same spirit, crafting a timeless piece of fine jewelry requires time, expertise and collaboration. Every stage, from the first sketch to gemstone selection, setting and final polish, helps define the difference between an ordinary piece and an exceptional one.
As in cinema, lasting impact comes from balancing tradition with innovation and getting the execution right. The same philosophy carried through to the red carpet, where Mumit’s creations were part of some of the evening’s most memorable looks.
Toni Acosta’s Contemporary Elegance
On a red carpet dominated by monochrome black and white outfits, Toni Acosta went for the timeless elegance of black. As one of the evening’s presenters, she fully embraced Spanish craftsmanship for her look.
The Blossom earrings and Colosseo ring by Mumit, both crafted in 18-carat white gold and natural diamonds, were her jewelry of choice. The perfect contrast to a timeless black gown.
Ana Peleteiro and Old Hollywood Glamour
For athlete Ana Peleteiro, attending the Goya Awards was a dream come true. She embraced the evening in a stunning look inspired by Hollywood’s golden age.
To complete her ensemble, she chose Mumit’s Oriana diamond earrings in 18k white gold, a cascading design that elongates the face and perfectly complements her vintage-inspired updo. She also wore the Blossom ring and the Garden ring, two exquisite creations in 18-carat white gold set with natural diamonds.
Elena Furiase: Effortless Sophistication
On a significant evening for the Flores family, Elena Furiase wore white, finishing the look with Mumit’s natural diamonds.
The actress opted for the unique Glam Diamonds earrings in 18k white gold to frame her face, paired with the delicate Dafne diamond open ring in 18k white gold. Two distinctive pieces that worked beautifully with the simplicity of the dress.
Cristina Plazas in High-Impact Diamonds
Feminine and bold, actress Cristina Plazas opted for a classic alternative to black and white: midnight blue. The cool brightness of white gold and diamonds worked perfectly with the depth of the colour.
She wore Mumit’s Oriana diamond earrings alongside the Blossom diamond ring, both in 18-carat white gold. Two striking designs where diamonds take centre stage.
Nora Hernández’s Sapphire Statement
Young actress Nora Hernández, nominated for Best New Actress, chose a navy look enhanced by the depth of Mumit’s sapphires.
These sapphires featured in the Jasmine earrings, part of an upcoming collection, as well as in an exclusive sapphire and natural diamond ring available only in selected boutiques.
If you enjoyed discovering Mumit’s jewelry at the 2026 Goya Awards, you can explore more of the brand’s read carpet looks at the Goya Awards x Mumit collection. You can also discover further details and exclusive collaborations via the brand’s Instagram profile and online store.
