The Tri-box II is the descendant of the larger tri-box jewelry box I made several years ago and which is featured in the book 400 wood boxes (be sure to check out the spine of the book!). Unlike its predecessor, its lid pivots at any of the three corners using rare-earth magnets and is much smaller.  I made this box deep enough so that it can easily hold a watch or two and is able to  store a larger necklace, bracelet or other collectible.

I chose to keep the inside of the box unlined  to show off the the beautiful  inlayed and book-matched triangle of wood on the bottom; however, I also offer Ultrasuede lining for the inside bottom  as an option for an additional $10.

Dimensions: 5.125″ equilateral triangle by 1.375″ tall

Woods: Curly Maple and Cocobolo

The Tri-box II is the descendant of the larger tri-box jewelry box I made several years ago and which is featured in the book 400 wood boxes (be sure to check out the spine of the book!). Unlike its predecessor, its lid pivots at any of the three corners using rare-earth magnets and is much smaller.  I made this box deep enough so that it can easily hold a watch or two and is able to  store a larger necklace, bracelet or other collectible.

I chose to keep the inside of the box unlined  to show off the the beautiful  inlayed and book-matched triangle of wood on the bottom; however, I also offer Ultrasuede lining for the inside bottom  as an option for an additional $10.

Dimensions: 5.125″ equilateral triangle by 1.375″ tall

Woods: Cocobolo and Curly Maple

The Tri-box II is the descendant of the larger tri-box jewelry box I made several years ago and which is featured in the book 400 wood boxes (be sure to check out the spine of the book!). Unlike its predecessor, its lid pivots at any of the three corners using rare-earth magnets and is much smaller.  I made this box deep enough so that it can easily hold a watch or two and is able to  store a larger necklace, bracelet or other collectible.

I chose to keep the inside of the box unlined  to show off the the beautiful  inlayed and book-matched triangle of wood on the bottom; however, I also offer Ultrasuede lining for the inside bottom  as an option for an additional $10.

Dimensions: 5.125″ equilateral triangle by 1.375″ tall

Woods: Curly Maple and Cocobolo

The Tri-box II is the descendant of the larger tri-box jewelry box I made several years ago and which is featured in the book 400 wood boxes (be sure to check out the spine of the book!). Unlike its predecessor, its lid pivots at any of the three corners using rare-earth magnets and is much smaller.  I made this box deep enough so that it can easily hold a watch or two and is able to  store a larger necklace, bracelet or other collectible.

I chose to keep the inside of the box unlined  to show off the the beautiful  inlayed and book-matched triangle of wood on the bottom; however, I also offer Ultrasuede lining for the inside bottom  as an option for an additional $10.

Dimensions: 5.125″ equilateral triangle by 1.375″ tall

Woods: Redheart and African Bubinga