Packaging
The packaging protects the piece and preserves its quality until the moment it is revealed. Beyond its practical role, it shapes the first impression and becomes an integral part of how the jewellery is perceived. For this reason, it is designed with the same care and attention to detail as the piece itself.
The Making Process
The boxes are made by the talented carpenter Erez Lando, who designed their shape and dimensions especially for my jewellery.
Erez builds the boxes using the same techniques and tools that were used over two hundred years ago. He works with solid cherry wood and high-quality natural finishes, including shellac to nourish the wood and pure beeswax as a protective seal. During the making process, the wood is boiled and bent into shape. Fine copper nails are then used to secure the joint where the bent wood overlaps, while small wooden nails attach the base and the lid to the body of the box.
Prior to the advent of plastics, boxes of this kind were commonly used in the home to store seeds and flour.
JEWELLERY BAG
The first impression of a piece begins long before it is revealed.
The Finishing Touch
Each bag has been individually designed and hand-sewn to complement my jewellery boxes perfectly. Crafted from a soft white wool-effect fabric, it provides an additional layer of protection while completing the presentation of each piece. Like the jewellery itself, each bag reflects the same care, craftsmanship and attention to detail that define every piece.
