What a earring boxe has to do
An earring box holds a pair level with each other so they read as a pair. Studs sit in punched holes with the posts passing through; drops hang from a slit or a bar so the piece is presented the way it is worn.
Why Forest Long
A fitted keeper holds the clasp so the chain cannot travel in transit. Without it, a long necklace arrives in a knot at one end of the box.
Getting the interior right
Studs and drops need different interiors. A stud card will not hold a drop, and a hanging bar leaves a stud floating. Where one box covers both, the interior is a combined pad with holes and a slit.
Where it belongs
Necklaces, tennis bracelets and anything that ships rather than being carried home.
The mistake to avoid
Butterfly backs and screw backs take different amounts of room behind the card. If your range uses screw backs, say so — the pad has to be deeper.
Worth knowing before you commit
The keeper position is set to the chain length. A single keeper will not hold two very different lengths well — say which length the box is for.
Microfibre suede
Microfibre suede is a woven synthetic with a short, dense nap. It has the hand of real suede without the shading and water-marking that real suede brings, and it does not shed onto a polished piece.
What we need from you
| What we need | Why |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Whether the box is for studs, drops or both; the drop length if applicable; and the back type. |
| Exterior colour | Matched to a Pantone reference or a physical swatch |
| Lining colour | Chosen against the metal and the stone |
| Logo artwork | Vector where possible, for the cleanest die or screen |
Frequently asked questions
Can the Forest Long series be made in a different colour?
Yes. The colour shown is the standard for the series; exterior, lining and stitching are all specified per order. Send a Pantone reference or a swatch and we match to it, then confirm on a sample.
What logo methods suit microfibre suede?
Suede takes a hot-stamped or blind-debossed logo cleanly, because the nap compresses and holds the impression. Fine serifs need a slightly heavier die than they would on board, or the nap springs back and softens the edge.
What do you need to make a earring boxe?
Whether the box is for studs, drops or both; the drop length if applicable; and the back type.
Can I see it before ordering?
Yes. A physical pre-production sample is made to your specification and the bulk run is held to the sample you approve.
Make this in Forest Long
Tell us the ring, your brand and the quantity — we'll send photos of our work and one clear, all-in quote.