What the market buys
Blue and fancy sapphire, moonstone, and gold jewellery sold both domestically and to visitors.
What that means for the box
Two different products: stone packaging for the trade, and retail boxes for set jewellery. A stone box is about protection and identification; a retail box is about the moment it opens.
Practical considerations
Sapphire reads best against a neutral or pale lining. A blue lining flatters a pale sapphire and flattens a fine one, which is the opposite of what a dealer wants.
Getting it to Sri Lanka
Sea into Colombo for a run, air into Colombo for samples. Colombo is a major transhipment hub, which makes it one of the better-connected small lanes out of Hong Kong.
Working with buyers in Sri Lanka
A sapphire trade that sells to the world and a retail trade that sells at home. Stone dealers want plain protective boxes; retailers want presentation. Most buyers here need both, and ordering them together keeps the material consistent.
Made to your brand
Every box we make carries your name, your colours and your logo, and nothing on it identifies us. Where you are supplying a client under their brand, that is standard OEM work for us.
At a glance
| Factor | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Stone trade and retail together | Plain stone boxes alongside retail boxes |
| Sapphire colour | Neutral and pale linings, not blue |
Frequently asked questions
Do you ship to Sri Lanka?
Yes — we ship worldwide from Hong Kong.
Do you make boxes for loose stones?
Yes — plain, small and protective, with a pad or folded paper seat.
What lining suits a fine sapphire?
Neutral or pale. A blue lining makes a pale stone look better and a fine stone look worse.
Can the box carry our brand rather than yours?
Yes. Nothing on the box identifies us. That is standard for the OEM work we do.
How do you ship to Sri Lanka?
Sea into Colombo for a run, air into Colombo for samples. Colombo is a major transhipment hub, which makes it one of the better-connected small lanes out of Hong Kong.
Tell us what you need
Tell us what you sell, your brand and roughly what quantity you have in mind. We’ll send photos of our work and one clear, all-in quote.