We work only with trade customers: jewellers, workshops, brands and distributors. This page answers the three questions we get before almost every first order: how much you have to order, whether you can see the product first, and what branding costs.
How much do I have to order?
There is no minimum order value. You can place a €20 order or a €2,000 one. What does exist is a minimum quantity per product, and it is low:
| Jewellery boxes | from 12 units |
| Luxury boxes | from 24 units |
| Paper bags | from 25 units |
| Suede and cotton pouches | from 50 units |
| ECO packaging | from 12 units |
| Displays, rolls and trays | from 1 unit |
| Accessories and shipping boxes | from 1 unit |
The exact minimum varies by model and is always shown on the product page.
Displays, rolls, trays and accessories are sold individually: you can order a single display if that is what you need.
Order a sample before you decide
We sell single-unit samples of most of our references. A sample costs the unit price of the product plus €1.00 excluding VAT. A sample is not an order: it lets you see and handle the material, the finish and the interior before committing to a quantity. You can request it with one of our standard logos to check how hot stamping looks on that particular finish.
Your logo, a one-off €30
Branding is done by hot foil stamping. The die — the metal plate carrying your logo — costs €30 once. It is not charged on every order: we keep it and reuse it on all your repeat orders, and the stamping itself carries no extra per-unit cost.
You upload the logo yourself on the product page: choose “New logo”, click “Design my logo” and upload your file as a PNG, JPG or SVG of up to 5 MB. There you choose the size, position and colour while seeing it on the product to scale, or you let us adjust it for you. Before stamping we email you a proof, and nothing is stamped until you approve it. We explain it with images on our customised jewellery packaging page.
Stamping area: logo size and position
The logo is stamped inside each product’s print area: its size minus a margin, so that the logo stays clear of the edges, the closure, the handles or the drawstring. In the customiser you choose the size in 5 mm steps, from 5 to 150 mm, and only the sizes that fit that product are shown. The logo always keeps its proportions and is centred by default.
| Product | Where the logo goes | Margin |
|---|---|---|
| Boxes | On the lid | 5 mm on every side (on round boxes, 5 mm from the edge) |
| Luxury Boxes | On the inside of the lid | 7 mm on every side |
| Paper bags with handles | On the front | 50 mm at the top (handle area) and 5 mm elsewhere |
| Fabric pouches with a drawstring | On the front | 30 mm at the top (drawstring area) and 5 mm elsewhere; on rounded pouches the area follows the shape of the pouch |
| Cotton and suede pouches with a press stud | On the pocket, under the flap | 5 mm on every side |
| Microfibre pouches with a band | On the band | 5 mm on every side |
| Faux suede pouches with a flap | On the flap | 10 mm at the bottom and 5 mm elsewhere |
Examples of print areas (width × height): 42 × 42 mm box, 32 × 32 mm; 50 × 70 mm box, 40 × 60 mm; 58 × 58 mm Luxury Box, 44 × 44 mm; 120 × 150 mm paper bag, 110 × 95 mm. On bags printed on both sides, the logo is repeated identically on each side. Fabric pouches are stamped in gold, silver, matt black or embossed. On a few specific models the logo goes elsewhere: the customiser on the product page always shows where.
Volume discounts
The price drops automatically in quantity bands, with no negotiation. The bands and the percentage depend on the item and are always shown on its product page. For large runs, see our wholesale packaging section.
Delivery times
4-9 days for unbranded catalogue stock and 7 to 21 days when it carries your logo, counted from payment. We ship to 34 countries.
Why we spell this out
Many jewellery packaging suppliers work with minimums of 100, 300 or even 3,000 units per model, charge for samples or send them printed with their own brand, and do not publish the cost of branding. For a small jeweller or a young brand, that means tying up money in boxes before knowing whether the model sells.
We do the opposite: start with 12 or 24 units depending on the product, try a sample first, and scale up once you are sure.
Shall we start?
Tell us what you need — type of jewellery, rough quantity and whether you want branding — and we will prepare a no-obligation quote. Request a quote.
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