Why Talk About Packaging
Bracelets are made of natural materials and will deform under prolonged pressure; moisture can cause the beads to lose their luster and the cord to become brittle.
The numbered card is a paper product and cannot serve as proof if folded. The handling of these three items is entirely different, so they cannot be placed in the same bag.
Three-Layer Packaging
Things to Note for Cross-Border Shipping
Consolidated shipping and direct shipping differ in transit time and declaration methods, and the costs vary greatly. Parcels containing liquids, incense products, and plant seeds are not accepted by most channels.
Bracelets and paper cards are general goods and customs clearance is relatively simple; however, if the packaging is not done well, compression during long-distance transit can still cause damage.
Three Things to Do Upon Receipt
If Damaged in Transit
Keep the unboxing video and contact us. For damage caused during shipping, we will reship or refund as appropriate, and you will not bear the cost yourself.