BOYA Printing in Zhongshan, China makes custom jewelry boxes for rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets, in lid-and-base, drawer, book-style and magnetic formats. Inserts in paperboard, EVA or foam hold each piece, and boxes can carry foil logos, embossing and specialty papers.
Jewelry boxes are small, so the board is thinner than for large gift boxes and the wrap is often a premium paper with velvet-like or leather-like texture. Inserts matter most: slit foam for rings, card pads with hooks for necklaces, or EVA cavities for sets. Insert covering can be printed paper or flocked material.
Small formats show every flaw, so foil logos are kept crisp with a clean die and tight registration. Many jewelry brands pick a single-color soft-touch wrap with a foil logo and no other print. Matching bags use the same paper and foil. Finishing machines are on our equipment page.
Jewelry brands, accessories, watches, gift retail and e-commerce sellers.
Tell us which pieces you sell and their sizes. We sample the box with the actual insert so you can place your jewelry and judge how it sits. After approval, boxes and inserts are produced together, checked for lint, glue marks and logo sharpness, and packed so small boxes do not rub against each other.
Paperboard, EVA and foam inserts with slots or cut-outs for rings, earrings and necklaces, confirmed on the sample.
Yes. BOYA prints matching paper bags so the box and bag share the same artwork and finishes.
Lid-and-base, drawer, magnetic and book-style are all common; BOYA advises based on the piece and presentation.
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