Rounded on Every Edge

Rounded on every corner, this lid-and-base box skips sharp edges entirely, giving it a pebble-like form that sits comfortably in the hand before it's ever opened. The shell is pressed from pulp fiber into a smooth, matte white finish, with a subtle emboss marking the lid rather than printed graphics. Base and lid separate cleanly along a snug friction seam, no magnets or hinges required.

A Liner That Does More Than Look Good

The interior swaps soft foam for a this breathable structure, a textured woven-look pulp liner that cradles a bracelet or watch without pinching the strap or chain links. That basketweave surface isn't decorative filler, it keeps small pieces from sliding when the box tips during transit. Buyers building out a jewelry line often pair this shape with matching ring or earring cavities from the same mold family.

Built to Hold Its Shape

Wall thickness stays even across the curved sides, so the box holds its shape under stacking pressure in a shipping carton. The pulp itself breaks down within a season once discarded, unlike foam-lined tins that linger in landfill. Interior depth can be adjusted slightly to fit chunkier bracelets or slimmer watch faces without retooling the whole mold.