Two brands on one box
Most corporate programmes involve a jeweller and a client company, and both usually want a mark on the box. Deciding which mark goes where — lid, base, interior, card — is the first conversation, and it is cheaper to settle before the die is cut.
Long-service and recognition awards
These are opened in front of colleagues, often at a presentation. A box that opens flat and stays open presents better than one that has to be held.
They are also kept on a desk for years, which argues for a rigid construction and against a soft-sided box.
Quantity and repeatability
A recognition programme reorders on a schedule, and year three has to match year one. Materials that repeat consistently — leatherette rather than hide — are what make that possible.
Where an exact match matters, we keep a retained sample from your run to match later orders against.
Mixed gift contents
Corporate boxes often hold something other than jewellery — a pen, a watch, a set of two items. Tell us what goes in and the interior is cut to it rather than to a jewellery standard.
Printed inserts
A card carrying the citation or the name is usually part of the gift. Made in the same run as the box it matches; sourced separately it rarely does.
At a glance
| Factor | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Two brands | Mark placement agreed before tooling |
| Presentation moment | A lid that stays open |
| Reordering | Materials that repeat — leatherette over hide |
| Mixed contents | Interior cut to what actually goes in |
| Citation card | Made in the same run as the box |
Frequently asked questions
Can the box carry both our mark and our client's?
Yes. Where each mark goes is decided at drawing stage, because each one needs its own die.
Will a reorder in two years match?
It will if the material repeats consistently. We keep a retained sample from your run to match against.
Can you make a box for something other than jewellery?
Yes. Tell us what goes in it and the interior is cut to that.
Can you print a citation card to match?
Yes, in the same run as the box, which is what keeps the colours together.
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.