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                        TOUS  Classic Jewelry boxes and Jewelry pouches packaging Product Name TOUS Classic jewelry boxes and Jewelry pouches  Material paper with velvet(customized) Size Jewelry set box: 220*60*170mm Bracelet box: 100*30mm Pendant box: 140*30mm Ring box : 65*40mm or customized Shape customized Color All is available Logo Workmanship Customizable(Screen printing Bronzing, silk-screen, hot-stamping, Embossing, Glossy Lamination, UV Coating,  emboss, heat transfer, full color printing) Accessories Customizable(Zipper Magnet, ribbon, EVA form , plastic tray, sponge, zipper,snap-fastener button, PVC/PET/PP window) Usage jewelry box Sample time 3-7days Mass Production 20-25 days MOQ 5000pcs Port Shenzhen Payment T/T,Western union,Paypal If you are interested in learning more, please contact me:ginolijiaxin@gmail.com.

            The advantages and disadvantages of the Velvet jewelry pouches. Want to decorate your jewelry in a different style? Then you should definitely use velvet fabrics this season. This is only because velvet is soft in nature and available in different colours. It gives any room that luxury feeling. This fabric is always outstanding and beautiful, which is liked and used by each and every person.  But, it does come with advantages and disadvantages like any other fabric does. The following with give you direction whether or not velvet fabric is suitable in your home:   Advantages: The texture is soft and has a luxurious look It blends in with different décor styles As an aesthetic value Very conductive accessory to use in the cold seasons Disadvantages: The fabric can wear out quickly with use It can be difficult to clean than other fabrics Highly dust absorbent Any damage to the fabric will ruin the texture As you can see, the disadvantages

Lacquer is made from the sap harvested from trees related to sumac and poison ivy. It is applied in thin layers, up to 100 or more, making a durable surface. Lacquer is cured in high humidity, and should be maintained in an area with level humidity, as changes in humidity can cause the lacquer to crack. Some items that look lacquered may actually be finished with shellac. It's important to determine what the finish actually is before attempting to restore the finish. Clean the finish with a mild oil soap. If this doesn't clean the object enough, use mineral spirits or a citrus-based cleaner. Rub the surface gently with a soft cloth and the solvent or cleaner you are using. Keep turning the cloth until you don't pick up any more dirt. Wipe the surface with a clean soft cloth after cleaning it. Test a hidden area with a cotton-tipped swab dipped in alcohol. If alcohol softens the finish, it is probably shellac. If alcohol doesn't have any effect, test the area w