Collection: Jewelry Box Hardware

A solid-brass box hinge with a built-in stop. The lid opens to 95° and holds there — no separate lid stay, no chain, no sag. The stop is machined into the knuckle, so one pair does the work of a hinge and a lid support, with nothing extra to mount...

A full-mortise butt hinge milled from solid brass bar stock — not stamped or rolled. The knuckle is true, the leaves are flat and thick, and the pin runs straight, so the door swings without play and the gap stays even top to bottom. The differenc...

A solid-brass push-button latch that sits flush and hides inside the box. Press the button, the spring-loaded bar releases, the lid opens. Close it and it catches with a click you can feel. This is the closure for the maker who wants the box to lo...

A wood screw lubricant that lets a screw drive with far less torque, so it goes in clean instead of snapping off in your hardwood or stripping the head. Rub the threads through the wax, drive the screw, done. One of the few items we don't make our...

A small solid-brass box foot — a turned sphere tapering to a disk — that lifts a box off the surface and finishes the bottom edge. Pressure-fit and glued on a 5/16"" dowel, so it sits flush and shows nothing but brass. Feet are the detail most mak...

A lid stay that mortises into the side of the box and anchors into the lid — it catches the lid at the open position and holds it, so the lid doesn't fall back or strain the hinges. The flanged anchor is precision machined and glued into the lid f...

Everything the hardware side of a jewelry box needs, in one kit — so you can build the box instead of chasing hardware. Inside: Brusso Stop Hinges - JB-102 (one pair): the lid opens to 95° and holds there — no separate lid stay, no flop. One par...