Hexagon Medal Necklace Insert Packaging Wholesale

A Hexagon Cavity Cut for a Round Medal The insert is pressed into a six-sided outline rather than a plain circle, framing the round medal off-center against angled walls. Two slit cuts flank the pendant, holding the cord taut so the medal sits flat rather than sliding to one side when the lid lifts off. Cord Slits Do the Job of a Separate Clip Rather than a foam bar or fabric loop, the two narrow slits cut directly into the pulp catch the necklace cord on either side of the clasp. This keeps the medal's face centered and raised slightly above the tray floor, so the engraved pattern stays visible the moment the lid comes off. White Insert Inside a Rigid Black Shell The molded fiber tray sits inside a matte black lid-and-base box, its pale tone deliberately contrasting the dark exterior so the gold medal reads clearly against it. The hexagon shape breaks from the plain square insert typical of coin boxes, giving the piece a distinct silhouette even before the lid is removed.