Gift wrapping tiny jewelry
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Tiny gifts deserve tiny packages. You do not need to spend much to make it feel special.
Here are three simple ways.
The tissue bundle
Fold a small piece of tissue around the jewelry, then tie it with twine. Tuck a dried petal or a sprig under the bow.
The Birth Flower Charm, a pair of tiny flower charms for one month, is a sweet thing to wrap this way. A birth flower name necklace wraps well this way too.
The little box
A small cardboard box with a layer of tissue inside works well. Write a short note on the lid.
Add the flower name and a line about the month. Our birth flower guide has the list.
The card pocket
Tape a small envelope inside a card and slip the piece inside. It is flat, so it fits in the mail.
For a craft idea, see the pressed flower card guide.
Little extras
A few small touches go a long way. Write the recipient's name on a kraft tag, or draw a tiny flower on it. Use twine in a color that matches the tone of the piece. Keep everything flat if it will travel in the mail. Add a short note on the back of the tag about why you chose the gift.
Shop the pieces in this guide
Questions and answers
Do I need special boxes?
No. Tissue and twine work well.
Can I ship it as a gift?
Add a note at checkout and send it to the receiver. Check our shipping policy.
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