Traditional plastic and foam boxes can feel dated—and they add waste. Wet‑press molded fiber turns recycled paper into dense, rigid protection with refined edges and a premium hand feel. We start with your CAD or sample and engineer the clamshell to your exact size, tuning wall thickness, corner radii, and closure tolerance so pieces sit snug and safe in transit. Prefer a softer interior? Add a simple paperboard liner or card insert. Want a distinct brand moment? Emboss or deboss your logo directly into the pulp for an ink‑free, scratch‑proof mark, and color‑tint the fiber to match seasonal collections.
Operationally, molded fiber wins. Boxes nest and stack efficiently to maximize pallet density and minimize warehouse space. They’re lighter than plastic alternatives, helping reduce freight costs and carbon impact, and they arrive production‑ready with consistent dimensions that keep your packing line moving. After the unboxing, customers can recycle the box where molded fiber is accepted—or it will biodegrade in suitable conditions—giving you an authentic sustainability story that resonates with today’s shoppers. From jewelry and artisan accessories to event favors and subscription gifts, this pulp jewelry box delivers premium presentation, reliable protection, and a cleaner footprint.

Perguntas frequentes:
Q1: Is the pulp jewelry box recyclable and biodegradable?
A: Yes. It’s made from molded fiber (recycled paper/bagasse) that’s widely recyclable where accepted and naturally biodegradable.

Q2: Can you customize the size and shape?
A: Absolutely. We build private molds to your dimensions for rings, earrings, pendants, or multi‑piece sets.

Q3: What branding options are available?
A: Embossed/debossed logos come standard. We also offer custom colors and optional sleeves or belly‑bands.

Q4: Do you provide liners or inserts?
A: Yes—paperboard liners, pads, and card inserts are available to suit your product and presentation.

Q5: What are the MOQ and typical lead time?
A: MOQ is 5,000 units. Sampling usually takes 7–10 days after approval; mass production typically requires 15–30 business days.