Watchers Wealth Trinket Box 6.4cm U7600B26
Description
Watchers Wealth Trinket Box 6.4cm is a boxes from the Dragons collection. The Watchers Wealth Box, originally designed by Nemesis Now, is a compact fantasy trinket box styled to resemble an aged magical book. Measuring approximately 6.4cm tall and 12.7cm wide, it features a removable lid and intricate fantasy detailing, including black and purple colouring, spiked and swirling accents, aged pages and decorative buckle and a striking red eye set atop the lid. Cast in high-quality resin and hand-painted, this unique piece is carefully packaged to protect its detailed finish. Ideal for fantasy enthusiasts, collectors of mystical decor and anyone who enjoys magical themed ornaments, the Watchers Wealth box offers a distinctive and enchanting way to store your small treasuresA compact fantasy-themed trinket box resembling an ancient mystical book. A removable lid for the cover of the book, detailed fantasy motifs and a striking, large red eye on the lid. Packaged within a protective branded box that keeps the detailing safe and ready for display or gifting. Perfect for fantasy enthusiasts, collectors of gothic and magical dcor and anyone looking to store small treasures.
Product Details A compact fantasy-themed trinket box resembling an ancient mystical book A removable lid for the cover of the book, detailed fantasy motifs and a striking, large red eye on the lid Packaged within a protective branded box that keeps the detailing safe and ready for display or gifting Perfect for fantasy enthusiasts, collectors of gothic and magical dcor and anyone looking to store small treasures Approx. dimensions: H 10cm × W 13cm × D 16cm Weight: 0.66kg Packaging: White Box Theme / collection: Dragons Why You'll Love ItThe Watchers Wealth Trinket Box 6.4cm combines recognisable boxes styling with the detailed features shown above, making it an eye-catching addition to a shelf, cabinet or themed collection. It also makes a thoughtful gift for collectors and fans of Dragons designs.
