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Jewelry Gift Box

A jewelry gift box is a specialized container designed for the presentation and protection of jewelry items. These boxes are commonly used for retail display, personal gifting, and storage.

Material

Jewelry gift boxes are constructed from a variety of materials, each offering different aesthetic and protective qualities:

• Cardboard/Paperboard: The most common material, offering a cost-effective and lightweight solution. Often coated or laminated for enhanced appearance and durability.
• Plastic: Provides greater durability and transparency, allowing for clear visibility of the jewelry. Commonly used for individual item packaging or sets. Types include PET, PVC, and acrylic.
• Wood: Offers a premium look and feel, often used for high-end jewelry or heirloom storage.
• Metal: Typically used for decorative or keepsake boxes, providing robust protection and a luxurious aesthetic. Examples include tin, brass, and stainless steel.
• Velvet/Fabric: Used as an interior lining or as the primary exterior material for a soft, protective and elegant presentation.

Purpose

• Presentation: To enhance the perceived value of the jewelry and create a positive unboxing experience.
• Protection: To safeguard jewelry from scratches, dust, tarnish, and physical damage during storage, transport, and display.
• Branding: To incorporate logos, colors, and designs that reinforce a brand identity.
• Gifting: To provide a suitable package for presenting jewelry as a gift.

Function

• Secure Closure: Mechanisms vary from simple lids to magnetic closures, ribbon ties, or snap closures.
• Interior Organization: Features may include foam inserts, velvet pillows, ring grooves, or dividers to hold jewelry securely and prevent tangling.
• Stackability: Some boxes are designed to stack efficiently for retail display and storage.
• Visibility: Transparent lids or windows allow customers to view the jewelry without opening the box.

Usage Scenarios

• Retail: Displaying jewelry in stores and boutiques.
• E-commerce: Shipping jewelry to customers.
• Personal Use: Storing jewelry at home.
• Special Occasions: Presenting jewelry as gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, or holidays.
• Jewelry Making/Sales: Packaging jewelry for craft fairs or online sales.

Common Types

• Ring Boxes: Small, typically velvet-lined boxes designed to hold a single ring.
• Necklace Boxes: Larger boxes with features to hold necklaces and pendants without tangling.
• Earring Boxes: Boxes with slots or compartments for earrings.
• Bracelet Boxes: Boxes with a wider interior to accommodate bracelets.
• Watch Boxes: Boxes designed to hold watches, often with pillow inserts.
• Jewelry Sets Boxes: Larger boxes with multiple compartments for complete jewelry sets.
• Drawer Boxes: Boxes with multiple drawers for organized storage.
• Travel Jewelry Cases: Portable boxes designed for travel, often with multiple compartments and a secure closure.

The declared goods are jewelry gift boxes, which are containers specifically designed to hold and present jewelry. They are typically made of paper, paperboard, or potentially plastic, and are used for gifting or retail display purposes.

The following HS codes are relevant based on the provided reference material:

• 4906000000: Boxes, cases and similar containers for jewellery, watchmaking and similar products; display stands for jewellery.

  • 49: Chapter 49 covers miscellaneous manufactured articles.
  • 06: Heading 06 specifically covers boxes, cases, and similar containers for jewelry.
  • 000000: This is a further specification within the heading, indicating the general category of jewelry boxes and related display items.

• 3926904000: Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914: Other: Imitation gemstones (While not gemstones themselves, a jewelry box is closely related to jewelry and could contain imitation gemstones as part of its design or intended use.)

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 26: Heading 26 covers other articles of plastics.
  • 904000: This specifies other articles, including imitation gemstones, which may be relevant if the jewelry box incorporates such elements.

• 3923900080: Articles for the conveyance or packing of goods, of plastics; stoppers, lids, caps and other closures, of plastics: Other Other

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 23: Heading 23 covers articles for the conveyance or packing of goods, of plastics.
  • 900080: This specifies other articles for packing, potentially including plastic jewelry boxes.

• 4819504040: Cartons, boxes, cases, bags and other packing containers, of paper, paperboard, cellulose wadding or webs of cellulose fibers; box files, letter trays and similar articles, of paper or paperboard of a kind used in offices, shops or the like: Other packing containers, including record sleeves: Other Other: Rigid boxes and cartons

  • 48: Chapter 48 covers paper and paperboard.
  • 19: Heading 19 covers cartons, boxes, and similar containers.
  • 504040: This specifies other packing containers, including rigid boxes and cartons.

Regarding HS code 4906000000, please note that this code specifically covers containers for jewelry. If the box is made of plastic, HS codes 3923900080 or 3926904000 may also be applicable. If the box is made of paper or paperboard, HS code 4819504040 may be applicable.