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When most people think of jewelry gift boxes, they probably think of the plain white containers typically given to them at the store. While there's nothing wrong with these containers, it belies the fact that there are much more interesting choices out there. Whether you're a retailer looking for ways to set yourself apart from the competition or just someone who wants to give his significant other a ring, it pays to know what those choices are. Here are some of the options available to those who have an adventurous spirit.

Jewelry gift boxes come in shapes and sizes meant specifically for the present being given. This, of course, means there are those out there perfect for necklaces. Granted, if you're buying a necklace for someone special, choosing the right one will be the hard part. But you shouldn't stop there. Giving your wife a necklace in a plain white box and giving it to her in one that is a bit more special makes a big difference. You wouldn't just hand it to her in a paper sack, after all? Presentation matters. Remember that when choosing how to give the present.

Jewelry gift boxes come in different materials, just as they do various shapes and sizes. More often than not, the inside will be covered in some sort of soft material. This material can be made from satin, velvet, or any other soft fabric that both keeps the gems from getting scratched and presents a lovely bed for aesthetic purposes. The outside base of the box can be made from leather, wood, or even plastic. Some shops will even provide their customers with glass containers, which take the presentation up another level.

You don't have to stick with the tried and true when choosing a color. After all, many people stay safe when choosing jewelry gift boxes. They pick plain white because it's what the store offered. Or they choose plain black because they don't want the container to outshine the main attraction. But there's nothing wrong with adding some fun into your color selection. Some people have found success in matching the color to their significant other's birthstone. Others like to get completely wild and go with a zebra stripe or something similarly unorthodox. The sky's the limit, so don't let tradition keep you from making a fun choice. If you're a shop owner, think about stocking some different colors so that your customers don't have to settle for drab and boring.

Necklaces

Jewelry gift boxes come in shapes and sizes meant specifically for the present being given. This, of course, means there are those out there perfect for necklaces. Granted, if you're buying a necklace for someone special, choosing the right one will be the hard part. But you shouldn't stop there. Giving your wife a necklace in a plain white box and giving it to her in one that is a bit more special makes a big difference. You wouldn't just hand it to her in a paper sack, after all? Presentation matters. Remember that when choosing how to give the present.

Material

Jewelry gift boxes come in different materials, just as they do various shapes and sizes. More often than not, the inside will be covered in some sort of soft material. This material can be made from satin, velvet, or any other soft fabric that both keeps the gems from getting scratched and presents a lovely bed for aesthetic purposes. The outside base of the box can be made from leather, wood, or even plastic. Some shops will even provide their customers with glass containers, which takes the presentation up another level.

Color

You don't have to stick with the tried and true when choosing a color. After all, many people stay safe when choosing jewelry gift boxes. They pick plain white because it's what the store offered. Or they choose plain black because they don't want the container to outshine the main attraction. But there's nothing wrong with adding some fun into your color selection. Some people have found success in matching the color to their significant other's birthstone. Others like to get completely wild and go with a zebra stripe or something similarly unorthodox. The sky's the limit, so don't let tradition keep you from making a fun choice. If you're a shop owner, think about stocking some different colors so that your customers don't have to settle for drab and boring.

by: Anna Woodward




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