Luxury Jewelry Boxes

Custom Luxury Jewelry Boxes for Rings, Necklaces, Earrings, and Sets

What luxury jewelry packaging is used for

Jewelry is bought for moments such as a proposal, an anniversary, a birthday, or a treat for yourself, so the box is part of the gift. Luxury jewelry packaging has to protect fine pieces, look polished in the hand, and show the brand before the lid is lifted. It holds rings, necklaces, pendants, earrings, bracelets, watches, and full sets. Fine jewelers, online jewelry brands, makers, boutiques, and gift shops use luxury jewelry boxes for retail counters, gift giving, shipping, and trade shows. A good box carries the brand name on the lid, keeps each piece from moving, and ships well inside a larger carton or mailer.

Sizes and how to measure

Measure each piece at its largest point. For a ring, take the band diameter and the stone height. For a necklace, take the pendant size and decide whether the chain lies flat or curves. For earrings, take the length and the post. For a bracelet, take the length and the width. For a set, measure every piece and choose a layout. Allow 1/8 to 1/4 inch of clearance around each piece. 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 box: 2.5 x 2.5 x 1.5
• Earring or pendant box: 3.5 x 3.5 x 1
• Necklace box: 7 x 5 x 1.5
• Bracelet box: 8 x 3.5 x 1.5
• Jewelry set box: 8 x 6 x 2

Box styles and closures

A magnetic closure rigid box is the standard choice for custom luxury jewelry boxes, because it closes with a click and feels like a gift. A lift-off lid box is simple and reveals the piece when the lid comes off. A drawer box slides out like a small case and suits a keepsake. A book style box opens like a cover. A sleeve box slides over a tray for a clean look. A mailer box carries a jewelry box through the mail without a second carton. A satin ribbon or a ribbon pull adds a gift feel. These styles can be made as luxury jewelry 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 protects the jewelry. The wrap can be coated paper, textured paper, or fabric. 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. For luxury jewelry packaging, a rigid box with a soft-touch coating, a foil logo, and a satin ribbon is a common choice, and a deep color wrap in black, navy, blush, or emerald keeps the focus on the jewelry. Custom luxury jewelry packaging can also carry a hang tag, a care card, or a brand card.

Inserts and windows

A paperboard insert holds each piece in place. A ring gets a slot that holds the band upright, a necklace gets a pendant slot and a chain channel, earrings get slits or posts, and a bracelet gets a bar or a curved holder. The insert can be covered in paper or fabric in a color that suits the metal, such as black for silver and gold, or cream for rose gold. A set box has a section for every piece, with a lift-out tray for a second layer. A window is rarely needed, because the point is to reveal the jewelry when the box is opened. A small pocket can hold a card, a certificate, or a polishing cloth.

Artwork and dieline

We send a free dieline sized to your jewelry. 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 luxury jewelry packaging

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