These are beautiful and rare jewelry boxes that are handcrafted by talanted artists - all over the world. No two are exactly alike and only a few of each design is made. These are some of the most beautiful jewelry trinket boxes you will ever see - anywhere.
Effia
$52.95
This splendid jewelry box recognizes the omnipresence of god through gye nyame, the Adinkra symbol on the lid that means, "I am afraid of none except God." Deeply symbolic, Madam Adwoa has calls the box Effia, the name given to a baby girl born on a Friday. Madam Adwoa and the artisans at her workshop, Onyame Akwan Dooso, carve the sika adaka (jewelry box) from sese wood with hand-made tools. Once the desired shape has been achieved, it is delicately carved with traditional patterns and protected with mansion polish.
Silk box - Fantasy Forests
$24.95
This elegant box provides the enchantment of a fantastical forest. The design is by Weena Pinyo, who crafts the box by hand featuring Thailand's famous a golden nugget carved of rain tree wood. The box is lined with foam. 100% silk.
Wood - Flower Man of Bali
$97.95
Nature blossoms into a paradisiacal treasure, assuming the face of man in traditional Balinese headgear. A noble guardian, he is transformed into a spectacular jewelry box by the talented Gung Gus. The oval shaped box is carved by hand of local crocodile wood and painted with superb detail with acrylics
Wood - African Heart
$42.95
Carved in the shape of a heart, this jewelry box is a constant reminder of love. Joseph Boateng works in African sese wood, carefully sculpting the decorative motifs that embrace the design. The Ghanaian Gye Nyame symbol appears on the lid, its rotating movements understood as "I fear none except God."
Walnut - Ecstatic Art Blossom
$198.95
Smooth panels of natural walnut wood are framed with intricate floral motifs, carved by hand. M. Ayub crafts a delightful octagonal jewelry box. The lid is adorned with birds resting under a tree. Lined with velvet, the box features a lift-out tray and closes with a lock and key (included).
Brass jewelry box, Treasure Chest
$57.95
This opulent treasure chest provides elegant safekeeping for jewelry. Crafted in an antique style, the mango wood box features floral motifs in gleaming repouss�. Khalid Ali lines the box with velvet, adds a compartment for rings, a mirror in the lid, and a latch that can be locked.
Walnut - Animals
$89.95
The movements of the forest inspire the composition of this hand-carved jewelry box, as numerous animals explore the inviting grain of select walnut wood. M. Ayub designs the piece with a removable shelf featuring a secret hiding place for precious rings or other small trinkets. Lined in velvet and equipped with brass hinges, this work lends meticulous beauty to any d�cor. Following in his father's footsteps, Ayub strives to create decorative items of superior quality. He works with Kashmiri walnut wood, which takes between two to three years to dry out completely, and uses no artificial colorings, rubbing the piece with an agate stone prior to applying a wax polish.
Sunny Blossoms
$107.95
Colorful gemstones become yellow roses, as Imran demonstrates the art of marble inlay. Working with the techniques used in the Taj Mahal, he creates a jewelry box. Finely carved jali, or openwork surrounds the octagonal box set with 380 gems. They include lapis lazuli, malachite, carnelian and reconstituted turquoise. Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory
Meenakari Marigolds
$107.95
Marigolds bloom on burgundy in this intricate and colorful jewelry box. By Sourabh Mehta, it features the traditional meenakari technique. Applying enamel to sheets of brass bathed in nickel on a wood base, he recreates an ancestral art form. Crushed precious stones, or meena were once used, giving meenakari its name.
