In his signature delicate and detailed style, Shaill has been working on three new groupings. Trellis, a lattice-like openwork collection set with colorful gemstones; Crystal Sky, which incorporates special cut clear crystals, a calming, soothing ground on which he sets stones; and Stone on Stone, where gemstones are set in other gemstones. He defines his jewelry as Cross Cultural Contemporary- contemporary jewelry, with whispers of temple bells and distant lands.

“The collections use my DNA but naturally morph from one to another. I tend not to want to repeat myself too much, so it’s a matter of time before something new emerges. My favorite pieces are those that are still on my sketch pad, waiting to be born!”

Shaill has been the head of design for several leading US corporations and moved seamlessly between costume and fine jewelry throughout his career. He is the recipient of two DeBeers Diamond Today Awards, an Intergold Award from the World Gold Council, two awards from the Gem and Jewelry Promotion Council of India and a Design Scholarship from Tiffany and Company at Parsons School of Design. His jewelry is in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum of Art. The designer, a native of India, lives and works in New York City.