Bracelet Boxes

Custom Bracelet Boxes for Chains, Bangles, Cuffs, and Charm Bracelets

What bracelet packaging is used for

A bracelet is a gift people wear every day, and it is made of small links, beads, or bands that tangle and bend, so the box has to hold it in a clean shape. It also has to look good, because bracelets are often given as presents. Bracelet packaging holds chain bracelets, bangles, cuffs, charm bracelets, beaded bracelets, tennis bracelets, and friendship bracelets, as well as sets of stacking bracelets and sets that pair a bracelet with earrings or a necklace. Jewelers, online shops, and makers use bracelet boxes for retail counters, gift giving, shipping, and trade shows. A good box carries the brand name on the lid, shows the bracelet when it opens, and ships well inside a larger carton or mailer.

Sizes and how to measure

Lay the bracelet out the way it will sit in the box, and measure its length, its width, and its height. A bangle or a cuff is round, so measure the outer diameter and the width of the band. A chain bracelet can lie straight or in a curve, so decide on the layout first. For a stack or a set, measure each piece and choose a layout. Allow 1/8 to 1/4 inch of clearance around the bracelet. Send us the numbers and we build the dieline around them.

Example sizes (examples only, length x width x height in inches; your bracelet sets the final size):

• Chain bracelet box: 7 x 3 x 1
• Bangle box: 3.5 x 3.5 x 2.5
• Cuff box: 4 x 4 x 2
• Charm bracelet box: 6 x 4 x 1.5
• Bracelet and earring set: 8 x 6 x 1.5

Box styles and closures

A magnetic closure rigid box is the standard choice for custom bracelet boxes, because it closes with a click and feels like a gift. A lift-off lid box is simple and shows the bracelet when the lid comes off. A drawer box slides out like a small case and suits a keepsake piece. A tuck end carton is a low cost choice for retail, and a sleeve box slides over a tray for a clean look. A mailer box carries a bracelet box through the mail without a second carton. These styles can be made as bracelet box packaging for retail or for shipping.

Materials and thickness

Rigid boxes use greyboard of about 1.5 to 2 mm under a printed wrap, which gives the walls and lid a firm feel and keeps the bracelet from being crushed. Folding cartons use paperboard of about 300 to 400 GSM and suit a light, low cost box. Kraft board gives a natural look. For mail, E-flute corrugated mailers add crush protection. Exact thickness is confirmed for each order. Every box uses eco-friendly materials sourced from certified suppliers, and recycled paperboard and kraft board are available.

Printing, coatings, and finishes

Print full color CMYK or match your brand with Pantone spot colors, on the outside only or the outside and inside. Matte lamination looks calm, gloss adds shine, and soft-touch adds a velvety feel that suits jewelry. Spot UV can pick out the logo, and foil in gold, silver, or rose gold adds an accent. Embossing and debossing add texture to a name. Bracelet boxes with logo on the lid and a printed inside lid help the buyer remember the gift. Custom bracelet packaging can also carry a hang tag or a brand card. A simple color wrap in navy, blush, or black keeps the focus on the bracelet.

Inserts and windows

A paperboard insert holds the bracelet in place. For a chain bracelet, the insert can have a slit for the clasp and small notches that hold the chain flat or in a curve. For a bangle or a cuff, a paperboard arch or a rolled bar wrapped in paper or fabric holds the band upright. The insert can be covered in a color that suits the metal, such as black for silver and gold, or cream for rose gold. For a stack or a set, the insert has a section for each piece. A bracelet box rarely needs a window, because the point is to reveal the piece when it is opened. Custom bracelet boxes can also include a small pocket for a card or a certificate.

Artwork and dieline

We send a free dieline sized to your bracelet. Supply artwork as a vector AI or PDF file with fonts outlined and images at 300 DPI in CMYK. If you have no artwork yet, free design support and a free consultation are included, and our team can help lay out the lid, the sides, and the inside from your logo and brand colors. You review and approve the artwork before production starts.

How to order custom bracelet box packaging

1. Order the $39 sample kit to check board, finishes, and fit. It is credited toward your order total.
2. Send your bracelet measurements and your quantity, starting at 50 units.
3. Receive your free dieline and add your artwork, or ask for help.
4. Review and approve the artwork.
5. Production takes 6 to 8 business days after artwork approval.
6. Your order ships free to one U.S. address.

The final price depends on dimensions, material, printing, finishing, inserts, and quantity. The 50 unit minimum suits a first launch and a wholesale order alike, and custom bracelet boxes wholesale orders can share one dieline across several bracelet styles.

What comes with every order

• Free shipping to one U.S. address
• $39 sample kit, credited toward the order total
• Free thank-you cards equal to the units ordered
• Free design support, free dieline, and free consultation
• Orders start at 50 units
• Eco-friendly materials sourced from certified suppliers