About
A gift box with a mechanism in it
We make rose gift boxes that keep something inside them: a rotating tray, a pull-out drawer, a lined pad sized for a ring. The flowers are decorative and do not wilt, so the whole thing is a keepsake rather than a bouquet.
Why the mechanism is the product
Every design in the range is built around one idea: the flower is what the recipient sees first, and something else is waiting underneath. A hexagonal metal button turns the inner tray through 360°. A drawer pulls out from under the roses. A heart case opens with its own key. A petal lid folds back off a ring seat.
That is also what makes the range worth stocking: it photographs like a flower gift and sells like a jewellery box, and the buyer can put their own pendant inside or leave the tray empty.
Materials we build in
Material is chosen per design and is stated on the specification sheet for that design.
ABS with touch-sensitive paint
Used where the box carries a mechanism. The rotating tray design is moulded in ABS and finished in a soft-touch paint.
Acrylic
Used for the heart lock case, where the wall has to stay clear and hold a shackle and key.
Specialty and coated paper
Used for the drawer boxes, the outer printed boxes, the copperplate gift bags and the message cards.
Ten designs, fifty-five variants
The catalogue on this site is the real one: ten designs, fifty-five variants, every one photographed from the production sample. Colourways are listed by their supplier names, and where a set includes a pendant the listing says so explicitly. Where it does not, the jewellery in the photograph is there for display only.
We would rather under-claim on a listing than have a buyer discover the difference after the container lands.
Next step
Request a quotation
Send us the designs, the quantity and the market. You get a written quotation with unit price, carton data and a lead time for that specific order.