An Oval Tab Latch Instead of a Loose Lid

A rounded tab extends from the front edge and tucks under the base to hold the box shut, giving it a closure that's easy to open with one hand and just as easy to reseal. Because the latch is molded as part of the fiber itself, there's nothing extra to attach during packing. The square clamshell shape also stacks cleanly, which helps when several boxes are boxed together for shipping.

Nine Square Cells for Irregular Shapes

The interior splits into a 3x3 grid of straight-walled cells, each one sized to hold an uneven, gem-cut piece without the corners overlapping its neighbor. This nine-cell tray for irregular cut pieces works well for translucent candies with faceted, non-uniform shapes, since each cell holds its piece upright rather than letting it roll flat.

A Plain Inner Tray Under a Printed Outer Shell

The molded cell tray stays uncoated white fiber, letting the candy's own color and shine stand out against a neutral background. All the artwork sits on the outer lid and sleeve instead, so swapping a flavor name or design doesn't require remolding the tray underneath. It's a split that keeps production flexible across different candy lines using the same base shape.