One hand steadies the green sleeve while the ribbon-pull drawer slides forward.
An ivory carrier presents a single pendant necklace inside the drawer.
A later still view shows the separate carrier and interior layout; continuous carrier removal is not demonstrated.
These notes describe the visual sequence and its scope.
How to use it for your project
The drawer provides a gradual reveal while the sleeve stays around the presentation. Allow room in front of the box for opening, then review sleeve clearance, ribbon attachment and drawer travel with the actual necklace loaded. The carrier layout is a starting point for chain routing and pendant contact. A physical sample is needed to check snagging, surface contact and carrier removal; these cannot be established from the visual sequence alone.
Useful questions for sales
What are the pendant dimensions, chain length and sensitive contact surfaces?
How should the chain be routed and the carrier lifted out?
What drawer travel, ribbon position and loaded fit should the sample demonstrate?
Take the next step
A product photo or short request is enough to start. Minimum order: 500 pieces. Sampling and production schedules are confirmed with sales.