01
Give each piece the right support
A ring may need a slot or cushion, earrings need secure positions for posts and backs, and a chain needs fixing points that help prevent tangling. Sets should keep metal parts apart. Dimensions include clasps and protrusions, not just the main decorative element.
02
Choose the surface touching the jewellery
Paper, textile-covered supports and other insert materials have different feel and behaviour. We discuss friction, loose fibres and contact with the finish of the piece. Anti-tarnish performance requires specific material evidence; it is not a benefit we infer from a soft-looking interior.
03
Build a recognisable collection
A shared paper colour or foil detail can connect ring, necklace and bracelet formats without forcing every piece into the same size. Quantity is reviewed per model, with special papers and finishes checked for availability. The sample confirms proportion, placement and ease of removal.