Gift Boxes

Skip to results list
12 items

Small keepsakes for giving, and for holding what matters. The collection gathers mala and jewelry boxes in bamboo, rosewood, and soapstone, trinket boxes with mother of pearl inlay, and carved puzzle boxes with om, buddha, hamsa, and lotus motifs.

Also here: a hamsa tea light holder with floral tea lights, and jade and rose quartz facial rollers for a slower ritual. Pieces sit between $18 and $42, ready for altar, vanity, or a quiet handover.

Best sellers

Shop all
This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring - Rings

This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring

This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring
$64.00
Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring - Rings Size 6

Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring

Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring
$56.00
Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue - Sculptures & Statues

Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue

Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue
$36.00
Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver - Necklaces

Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver

Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver
$46.00

About Gift Boxes

What's in the collection

Small keepsakes for giving, and for holding what matters. Ten pieces gather here, from about $18 to $42, with jewelry boxes leading the group. There are mala and jewelry boxes in bamboo and Indian rosewood, a soapstone lotus trinket box crafted in Kenya, round wood trinket boxes with mother of pearl inlay, and hand-carved puzzle boxes with om, buddha face, and lucky fish motifs. Alongside the boxes sit a hamsa tea light holder that comes with eight floral tea lights, and gemstone massage and facial rollers in jade and rose quartz.

How to choose

Start with what will go inside. A bamboo meditation mala box or the embossed om altar keepsake is sized to hold a mala and small ritual items. The chevron mala/jewelry box and the mother of pearl inlay rounds suit rings, earrings, and everyday pieces. Puzzle boxes with buddha, hamsa, lotus, or lucky fish carvings hide a small compartment inside, which makes them a quiet way to present a note or a gift within a gift. The jade and rose quartz rollers are tagged for self care and self love, a softer option when a box is not the answer.

Where to place it

Most of these boxes are made for an altar, a bedside table, or a dresser. The hamsa tea light holder is tagged for home decor and intention balance and zen, so it reads well on a mantel or meditation corner. Wood, metal, stone, and inlay materials sit comfortably next to candles and incense.

Care

Keep wood and soapstone dry and dust with a soft cloth. Rinse rollers with cool water and dry before storing.

Which box holds a full mala?

The bamboo meditation mala box, the embossed om mala jewelry box, and the chevron mala/jewelry box are all sized with mala beads in mind. The smaller trinket and puzzle boxes are better suited to rings, earrings, or a folded note.

Do the puzzle boxes work as gift packaging?

Yes. The hand-carved rosewood and wood puzzle boxes with lucky fish, buddha face, hamsa, and lotus motifs open through a hidden step, so a small piece of jewelry or a written intention tucked inside becomes part of the gift itself.

What about the gemstone rollers?

The set includes jade and rose quartz massage and facial rollers, tagged with self care, wellness, and self love. Many people keep one on a vanity or bedside tray as a quiet daily ritual alongside a mala or candle.