Jewelry Mailer Boxes

Custom Jewelry Mailer Boxes for Shipping Rings, Necklaces, Earrings, and Sets

What jewelry mailer packaging is used for

Online jewelry sellers need a box that is strong enough for the mail and nice enough to open on camera. Jewelry mailer packaging does both. It holds a jewelry box, a pouch, or loose pieces, and it protects them from crushing and bending on the way to the customer. A mailer is used for web orders, subscription boxes, gift orders, influencer sends, and wholesale shipments to stores. Because the inside can be printed, the unboxing moment starts when the flap is opened, with a logo, a thank you message, or a pattern. A mailer also replaces a plain brown shipping carton, so the brand is visible from the first touch.

Sizes and how to measure

Measure what goes inside. If you ship a finished jewelry box, measure its length, width, and height, then add 1/8 to 1/4 inch of clearance on each side. If you ship loose pieces or a pouch, measure the largest piece and decide how the insert will hold it. Add room for a thank-you card or a care card. Most jewelry mailers are small and flat, so a thin mailer saves on postage. Send us the numbers and we build the dieline around them.

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

• Ring or earring mailer: 4 x 4 x 1.5
• Necklace mailer: 6 x 4 x 1.5
• Mailer for one jewelry box: 5 x 5 x 2.5
• Bracelet mailer: 8 x 4 x 1.5
• Jewelry set mailer: 9 x 6 x 2.5

Box styles and closures

A tuck front mailer opens with a front tab that tucks into a slot, and it is the most common choice for jewelry. A roll end tuck top mailer has a lid that folds over the box and tucks in, with sturdy side walls. An auto lock bottom mailer stays square and holds a heavier set. A one piece mailer folds flat for storage and builds without tape. A dust flap inside covers the contents. A tear strip lets the buyer open the box without a knife. A sticker or a thank-you seal can close the flap. These styles can be made as jewelry mailer box packaging for retail or for shipping.

Materials and thickness

Corrugated board is the base for a mailer. E-flute is thin, about 1.5 mm, and gives a smooth printing surface for small jewelry boxes. B-flute is about 3 mm and adds crush protection for heavier sets. White board gives bright print, and kraft board gives a natural look. Some mailers use a printed paperboard liner for a smooth inside surface. Exact thickness is confirmed for each order. Every box uses eco-friendly materials sourced from certified suppliers, and recycled corrugated board 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. A matte coating protects the print from scuffs in the mail, and a gloss coating adds shine. Soft-touch lamination adds a velvety feel on a paperboard wrapped mailer. Foil in gold, silver, or rose gold and embossing add accents to a logo. Custom jewelry mailer packaging can also carry a pattern, a short message, or a social handle inside the lid. Jewelry mailer boxes with logo on the lid and a printed inside help the customer remember the brand, and a mailer can be reused to store the jewelry.

Inserts and windows

An insert keeps the jewelry from moving in the mail. A corrugated or paperboard insert can hold a jewelry box in place, or it can hold loose pieces with slots and slits. For a ring or earrings, a slotted card can sit in the mailer. For a necklace, an insert can have a pendant slot and a chain channel. The insert can be plain kraft or covered in paper in a brand color. A mailer does not use a window, because it is closed for shipping. A thank-you card, a care card, or a discount card can slide under the lid.

Artwork and dieline

We send a free dieline sized to your jewelry box or pieces. 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 jewelry mailer box packaging

1. Order the $39 sample kit to check board, print, and fit. It is credited toward your order total.
2. Send your 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 jewelry mailer boxes wholesale orders can share one dieline across several sizes of pieces.

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