The unboxing experience makes all the difference to your customers. If your customer orders online, your packaging is their first physical touchpoint with your product and brand.

Don’t skip out on this opportunity to make an unforgettable first impression.

Achieve a high-end jewelry packaging experience by adding custom touches such as handwritten notes, guides on jewelry care on a custom notecard, or We Care Cards to convey eco-friendly messaging.

Alternatively, seal your box with a sustainable custom sticker, or tie your jewelry box with hemp twine that carries an informational hang tag.

Don't be afraid to get creative! Eco-friendly jewelry packaging doesn't limit your style.

The worst-case scenario is having an excited customer receive their jewelry only to find it damaged upon delivery.

Many of the brands we work with use a 100% recycled custom notecard or a recycled corrugated pad to first secure their jewelry piece. As a bonus, these items can be custom printed to support your vision for personalizing the packaging experience.

Then, if the jewelry is fragile, wrap the items with ample protective materials like tissue paper, packaging paper, or Greenwrap.

If you place your jewelry in its box or package, shake it. If you hear too much movement, add more void fill or change your packaging strategy.

As with all things packaging, you want to balance costs thoughtfully. Since the most important function of packaging is to ensure your products arrive safely at your customers’ doorsteps, you want to use enough packaging to protect your goods. But, you don’t want to go overboard in ways that create high costs or a frustrating customer experience.

1. Consider when you can skip the jewelry box as a primary package. Many brands we work with affix their jewelry to a notecard, put the jewelry in a small sleeve, and then ship the piece in a cushioned mailer - either a bubble mailer or padded mailer. This strategy lets you skip the cost and time investment of jewelry boxes.
2. Consider using scraps as the backing for your jewelry instead of made-to-order custom notecards or pads. If you are a jeweler, you may find that you have paperboard, corrugate, or other rigid scraps you can repurpose in this way.
3. Consider ordering free samples if you are unsure of size or material. If you’re curious about our jewelry boxes, want to order custom sized boxes, or are debating between different mailer options or sizes, free samples are an easy way to make well-informed decisions.

Don't forget to add your business card or custom notecards to your outgoing package, complete with links to your website and social media profiles.

If your jewelry is often gifted to others, add a notecard to your outgoing order that your customer can use to write a note to their recipient.

You can also include a unique coupon code that provides a discount for your customers' next purchase. Consider following up via email with a link to review your products, which will prove helpful to future customers.