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Pack earrings and bangles separately: secure each earring in a fitted insert or single earring box, place bangles flat in a rigid box with a velvet or suede lining, then cushion the box inside a gift bag or outer carton with void fill. This prevents scratches, bending, and movement during transit.

Choose the right jewellery box for the item

Earrings need a box that holds each piece individually so they cannot tangle or scratch. A single earring box with a matching interior keeps the pair separated and presentation-ready. Bangles need a wider, shallower box that lets them sit flat without pressure on the curve.

If you are shipping multiple pairs or mixed items, use one box per piece or a compartment insert. The goal is zero movement inside the box before it ever reaches the outer packaging.

Prepare the jewellery before it goes in the box

Wipe each piece with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or polishing residue. Check that earring backs are secure and bangle clasps are closed. For bangles with stones or delicate edges, wrap the item loosely in acid-free tissue before placing it in the box.

Do not wrap bangles tightly in tissue; pressure can distort thin metal. A loose tissue sleeve is enough to stop surface contact.

Cushion and seal the jewellery box

Place the boxed item in a small gift bag or directly into an outer carton. Fill any empty space with crumpled tissue, air pillows, or paper void fill so the box cannot slide. Seal the outer carton with a strong tape on all open edges.

For gift bag packing, add a tissue layer at the bottom of the bag before the box goes in, then top with more tissue. This stops the box from dropping to the base if the bag is tipped.

Label and protect the parcel for delivery

Write the delivery address clearly and add a fragile sticker if the carrier accepts one. Keep the parcel away from heavy items in the same shipment. If you are sending multiple gift parcels, pack each one separately so a delay or damage to one does not affect the others.

For international or long-distance delivery, consider a double-box method: the jewellery box goes into a small inner carton, which is then cushioned inside a larger outer carton.

Step-by-step packing method

  1. 1. Match the box to the jewellery type: Use a single earring box for earrings and a shallow, rigid bangle box for bangles. A loose box lets items slide and scratch. Checkpoint: the item should not move when you gently shake the closed box.
  2. 2. Secure each piece inside the box: Place earrings into the fitted insert or slot. Lay bangles flat on the velvet or suede lining. Do not stack multiple bangles in one shallow box. Checkpoint: earring backs are closed and bangle clasps are fastened before closing the lid.
  3. 3. Add a protective outer layer: Put the closed jewellery box into a matching packer, gift bag, or small carton. Fill gaps with tissue or void fill so the box cannot shift. Checkpoint: the outer layer should feel snug, not tight enough to bend the box.
  4. 4. Cushion inside the shipping carton: Place the wrapped box in a larger carton with at least 2–3 cm of cushioning on all sides. Seal with tape on every open edge. Checkpoint: shake the carton gently; if you hear movement, add more fill.
  5. 5. Label and send: Write the address clearly, add a fragile label if available, and keep the parcel away from heavy items. For long-distance delivery, use a double-box method. Checkpoint: the parcel is stable and the address is legible before handover to the carrier.

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