Find HS Code and trade information for JEWELRYBOX

Jewelry Box

A jewelry box is a container for storing jewelry. These boxes come in a wide variety of styles, materials, and sizes, ranging from simple, portable cases to elaborate, multi-tiered chests.

Materials

Traditionally, jewelry boxes were crafted from materials like:

• Wood: Various woods including walnut, mahogany, rosewood, and cedar are common. Cedar is particularly valued for its aromatic properties, which help repel moths and other pests that can damage jewelry and linings.
• Metal: Brass, silver, and gold plating were frequently used, often with decorative inlays or engravings.
• Fabric: Velvet, silk, and satin are common linings, providing a soft surface to protect jewelry from scratches.
• Glass/Acrylic: Used for lids or entire boxes, allowing for viewing of the contents.
• Leather: Used for covering boxes, providing durability and a luxurious feel.
• Modern Materials: Plastics and composite materials are also used in contemporary designs.

Purpose

The primary purpose of a jewelry box is to:

• Protection: Safeguard jewelry from damage (scratches, tarnishing, loss).
• Organization: Keep jewelry neatly arranged and easily accessible.
• Display: Showcase jewelry items.
• Preservation: Certain materials (like cedar) help preserve jewelry.

Function

Jewelry boxes typically feature:

• Compartments: Divided sections for different types of jewelry (rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets).
• Lids: Protect contents; can be hinged, sliding, or removable.
• Linings: Soft materials to prevent scratching.
• Mirrors: Often included in larger boxes for ease of wearing jewelry.
• Locks/Keys: Some boxes have locking mechanisms for security.
• Rotating features: Some modern boxes have rotating tiers for easy access to all items.
• Musical Mechanisms: Certain boxes include musical movements.

Usage Scenarios

• Home Storage: The most common use, keeping jewelry organized in bedrooms, dressing rooms, or closets.
• Travel: Smaller, portable jewelry boxes designed to protect jewelry during trips.
• Gifting: Jewelry boxes are often used as part of a gift presentation.
• Heirloom Storage: Used to preserve valuable jewelry pieces for future generations.
• Retail Display: Used in jewelry stores to showcase merchandise.

Common Types

• Traditional Chests: Larger boxes, often made of wood, with multiple drawers and compartments.
• Portable Cases: Smaller, lightweight boxes designed for travel.
• Roll-Up Jewelry Organizers: Fabric pouches with compartments that roll up for compact storage.
• Stackable Boxes: Boxes that can be stacked to create a customized storage solution.
• Carousel Jewelry Boxes: Rotating boxes with compartments for various jewelry items, often featuring a musical mechanism.
• Mirror Jewelry Boxes: Boxes with a built-in mirror for easy viewing while wearing jewelry.
• Drawer Inserts: Compartmentalized trays designed to fit inside existing drawers.
• Wall-Mounted Jewelry Boxes: Boxes designed to be hung on a wall for display and storage.

Based on the provided information, “JEWELRYBOX” can be classified under the following HS codes:

• 7113111000: This HS code falls under Chapter 71 – Articles of jewelry and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal. Specifically, it covers articles of jewelry and parts thereof, of precious metal, whether or not plated or clad with precious metal, of silver, whether or not plated or clad with other precious metal. This includes rope, curb, cable, chain and similar articles produced in continuous lengths, suitable for use in the manufacture of articles provided for in this heading.
• 7113195090: Also within Chapter 71, this code covers articles of jewelry and parts thereof, of other precious metal, whether or not plated or clad with precious metal. It is categorized as "Other" and includes "Other Other".
• 7115903000: This HS code is under Chapter 71 – Other articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal. It is categorized as "Other" and specifically covers articles of gold, including metal clad with gold.

Regarding HS code 7113111000, 7113195090 and 7115903000, please note that the classification depends on the material of the jewelry box (silver, other precious metal, or gold). The specific composition of the metal will determine the correct HS code.