Small printed boxes for studs, hoops, drops and earring sets, with a card or foam insert that holds each pair apart. Made in rigid, drawer or folding styles with foil, embossing and soft-touch options. Low minimums, free design help and free US shipping.
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Earrings are tiny, they come in pairs, and they love to tangle. So custom earring boxes are mostly about one thing: keeping two small pieces exactly where you put them, from your bench to the customer’s hands. The box is small, which means every detail on it gets noticed.
We make earring packaging for jewelry makers selling on Etsy and at markets, boutique brands, fine jewelers and gift shops. Some want a simple kraft box with a logo stamp. Others want a rigid box with gold foil and a velvet-feel insert. Both are fair choices, depending on what the earrings cost.
The insert is the heart of an earring box. A few common types:
Stud cards are the neatest option. Push the posts through, fit the backs, and the pair sits perfectly straight in the box. Hoops are trickier, since they want to roll around. A foam pad with a slit holds them upright. Long drops? Those want a taller insert, otherwise the hooks work loose on the way and you open the box to a little tangled pile in one corner.
Oh, and print your logo on the insert card. People notice, and a lot of them just drop the card straight into their jewelry dish at home with the earrings still on it.
Small and shallow, mostly, somewhere around two inches square up to maybe three and a half. If you’re doing a set, like earrings with a matching pendant, it’ll need to be longer or a bit deeper, and our jewelry box dimensions guide has the usual sizes by piece if you want to compare first.
Depth trips people up. Go too deep and the insert slides around in there, too shallow and the lid squashes anything dangly, so we just size the box around your insert and it sits snug.
Fine jewelry nearly always goes in rigid board wrapped in paper, it’s heavy in the hand and nobody throws it out. A drawer box is fun too (you slide the tray out of the sleeve, kind of a nice reveal for something tiny). Selling fashion pieces at markets, in bigger numbers? SBS or kraft folding boxes, cheaper and totally fine.
On a box this small the finish is right under somebody’s nose, so it matters more than you’d think. Soft-touch, a foil logo in gold or silver, embossing, debossing… we’d say choose two at most. Honestly a deep navy box with one small foil logo beats a busy design every time. Our team does the dieline and your artwork layout free, looks over your files for anything that won’t print well, and you get a digital proof. Want to hold one before the bulk run? Ask for a physical sample.
You probably don’t only sell earrings. When everything matches, your market table or your shop page just looks more together. Our necklace packaging boxes and bracelet boxes can share the same materials and finish. More options are in our jewelry packaging section.
Minimums are low, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, with price per box dropping as quantity rises. Production takes 10 to 12 business days after proof approval, rush is available on request, and ground shipping is free anywhere in the USA. Send your sizes through our contact page to get started.
A foam or flocked pad with a slit holds hoops upright and stops them rolling. Card inserts suit studs better.
Yes, with a slightly larger box and a two-part insert. Tell us the pendant and chain length so we can size it.
Absolutely. A kraft box with a foil or one color logo looks great for handmade and market jewelry and keeps costs down.
Brands ordering these often look at bangle boxes for jewellery packaging, custom jewelry pouch, custom printed jewelry packaging boxes and custom jewelry boxes as well. You can see the full range in jewelry packaging, and our guide to jewelry box sizes helps with sizing.
