Anklets are long and light
An anklet is longer than a bracelet and lighter than a necklace. A bracelet box is too short and a necklace box leaves it swimming.
A dedicated long channel with a keeper is the answer, sized to the anklet rather than borrowed from either.
Body chains
A body chain is a connected set of chains that tangles faster than anything else in a jeweller's stock. It needs either a wide flat tray where it can be laid out, or a wrap format where it is rolled rather than folded.
Piercing jewellery and hygiene
Piercing pieces are small, easily lost, and customers expect them sealed or at least individually seated. A tray with individual wells, or small sealed sachets inside a presentation box, both address it.
Where the piece is intended for a fresh piercing, the packaging convention is a sealed unit rather than an open presentation.
Small pieces disappear
Anything under a centimetre is easy to lose in a box cut for a larger piece. A well sized to the piece, in a contrasting lining, is what stops a customer thinking the box arrived empty.
At a glance
| Piece | Format |
|---|---|
| Anklet | Long channel with keeper |
| Body chain | Flat tray or wrap |
| Piercing jewellery | Individual wells or sealed sachets |
| Very small pieces | Sized well, contrasting lining |
Frequently asked questions
Do you make anklet boxes?
Yes, with a channel sized to the anklet and a keeper for the clasp.
How do you stop a body chain tangling?
Either a flat tray where it lies out, or a wrap format where it rolls rather than folds.
Can piercing jewellery be packed individually?
Yes — individual wells in a tray, or sealed sachets inside a presentation box.
Why do small pieces need a contrasting lining?
So the customer can see the piece. A small item on a same-tone lining reads as an empty box.
Tell us what you need
Tell us the piece, your brand and the quantity you have in mind. We’ll send photos of our work and one clear, all-in quote.