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Our Story

Timeless, considered, made to be worn every day.

Editorial close-up of fine jewellery held in hand

Our story.

Shail began in 2014 with a single drawing pinned above the founder's desk — a thin gold ring, no stone, no fuss. The idea has not moved since.

We are an atelier-first house, which means we design at the bench, not at a screen. Every collection begins as a wax model in the hands of a karigar who has been doing this for longer than we have been alive.

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Shail signature ring on cream
"Jewellery has this magical power — so close to the skin, every day, becoming a part of who you are and your story."
Anaïka Rao · Founder & Creative Director

Jewellery with meaning.

Our pieces are designed to mark something. A first job. A return home. A quiet anniversary you only celebrate with yourself. We carve our hallmarks deep on purpose — so that decades from now, when a piece is passed on, the story of the wearer is not lost.

We collaborate with twelve master karigars, all named on every commission card. We list the gem origin. We list the carat purity. We list the hours. There are no anonymous makers in this house.

Hand wearing layered Shail rings, soft sunlight
Woman in soft daylight wearing fine necklace

"We want pieces that can be worn every day. Dressed up or dressed down. Making you feel a little more put together, and ready for the world."

Anaïka Rao · Founder & Creative Director

The Shail circle.

Everything we make eventually finds its way back to the people who collect it. We host quiet evenings at the atelier, intimate trunk shows in living rooms, and travelling viewings from London to Singapore — moments to meet the wearers, the karigars, and the pieces, in person.

No invite list. If you have ever bought from us, you are already in.

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Shail atelier evening — guests and jewellery

More than just jewellery.

We send every piece in a hand-stitched cotton pouch, set inside a refillable wood box engraved with the wearer's initials. The card inside is written by the karigar who made it — same hand that polished the metal, same hand that wraps the ribbon.

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Shail packaging — wood box with engraved initials
Stay Close

Three ways to be part of it.

Visit the Atelier

Slow tea, soft light, and pieces you can hold in your hand.

Our atelier is open by appointment — and our travelling team holds private viewings in London, Dubai, Singapore and New York throughout the year.

Book a private viewing