Min. 100 units · 3–5 days
7 made-to-order formats
The interior holds a small, valuable, easily scratched object and has to present it convincingly. Everything visible on the outside is secondary to that.
A ring slot that is slightly loose lets the piece move and scuff; slightly tight and it is awkward to remove in front of a customer. A pendant pad that does not hold the chain lets it tangle before the box is opened.
These are fine tolerances on small parts, and they are the difference between a box that feels considered and one that feels cheap regardless of what it cost.
Jewellery is soft metal and stone against a surface. Velvet, suede-effect and satin linings each feel different and each mark differently over time, and the choice affects perceived value more than the outer board does.
Send the piece if you can. Chain weight, clasp size and stone height all affect the cavity, and none of them are reliably captured in a description.
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The wrap paper and the insert do the work. A well-fitted pad matters more than the box print. Our guide to packaging board and film grades compares them on strength, print quality and cost.
Run length usually decides this. Digital wins on shorter quantities because there is no plate cost; beyond that, offset and flexo overtake it on price per unit.
Finishes are applied in the same production run. Each one adds a step, so we price them individually rather than bundling them into the base rate.
Most orders here come from gifting and events, retail and grocery, apparel and accessories brands.
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Three problems that account for most jewellery box complaints.
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Prices start from $0.30 per piece for large-volume orders. Final pricing depends on size, material, printing, finishes, and quantity.
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Very. A slot slightly loose lets the piece move and scuff; slightly tight makes it awkward to remove in front of a customer. Send the actual piece — this tolerance cannot be judged from a description.
Velvet, suede-effect and satin all feel different and mark differently over time. Lining affects perceived value more than the outer board does, so it is worth handling samples before deciding.
Yes. Pendant boxes need a chain channel as well as a pad, or the chain tangles before the box reaches the customer. It is the detail most often missed.
Yes. Watches need a cushion sized to the strap circumference rather than the case, and the cushion firmness matters — too soft and the watch sits at an angle.
Only inside a protective outer. A presentation box on its own will arrive scuffed, and the box is part of what the customer is paying for.
Yes, and it is worth planning together — a common outer construction with different inserts per piece type keeps the range coherent and avoids tooling each box separately.
On jewellery, usually yes. The closure is part of the opening moment, and at these small sizes a magnet adds proportionally little cost.
A flat 100 units on any format. Rigid construction means the cost per unit falls more slowly with volume than on a folding carton.
Yes, and on jewellery it is often the most valuable print area — it is what the customer sees at the moment of opening.
From $0.30 per piece at large volumes for simple formats, but rigid construction, lining and fitted inserts put most jewellery work well above that. We quote each element separately.
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