A Layered Profile, Built In

A stepped, ridged profile runs along the lid of this rectangular box, giving it a layered look closer to a small lunch case than a typical presentation box. The base is deep enough to hold a full necklace coiled flat or a small set of loose pieces side by side. Both halves are pressed from pulp in one smooth off-white tone, ready for a printed belly band without any pre-treatment.

One Cavity, Many Uses

Inside, this breathable structure stays open rather than pre-formed to a single item, so it works for a coiled pearl strand one week and a bracelet-plus-earring set the next without retooling. A soft paper cushion or shredded fill sits directly against the fiber wall, since the surface itself won't snag delicate chains. For collections that rotate styles often, this open-format interior cuts down on separate mold costs per SKU.

Ridges With a Purpose

The ridged lid edge does double duty, it adds resistance so the lid doesn't slip sideways in a shipping carton, and it reads as a design detail rather than a structural patch. Fully compostable, the box biodegrades within months once discarded, unlike blister trays or foam-lined cases. Depth and length can be adjusted slightly to fit longer necklaces or shorter bracelet sets from the same base mold.