Jewelry is tiny and usually pricey, which means the box does a surprising amount of the selling. Put a $40 bracelet in a nice one and it reads as a gift. Put a $400 ring in a flimsy one and, well, it looks like a $40 ring. We make jewelry packaging boxes that land on the right side of that line.
Chains tangle, so necklaces want a long box or a card, like our necklace packaging boxes or the fancier rigid necklace boxes with gold foil. Earring boxes use a slotted card to keep pairs together. Wider pieces go in bracelet boxes and bangle boxes, with a pillow or roll insert.
Got a mixed range? Look at custom jewelry boxes and printed jewelry packaging boxes, which we size for pretty much any piece. A jewelry pouch is nice for travel, or if you just like something soft.
Too roomy and the piece slides around. Too tight and the insert bends it. We keep a jewelry box dimensions guide with the usual sizes for rings and earrings, necklaces too, plus bracelets.
Most jewelry brands end up with rigid board and soft-touch lamination, then a foil logo and a velvet or satin insert on top of that. Want the heavier, keep-it-forever feel? Head over to luxury and rigid boxes. Watches have their own custom watch boxes.
Shipping online? Slip the jewelry box into a small printed mailer from our corrugated shipping boxes so it shows up in one piece. Around the holidays, gift boxes work well for sets.
A slotted foam or velvet one, it keeps the ring standing up.
Sure. Gold is the most asked for, silver right behind it.
We do, one box with a spot each for the necklace, earrings and bracelet.
More than a folding box, yeah. But people hang on to them, and your logo sits on their dresser for years.
