Decorative Trinket Dishes – Jewellery, Key & Sweet Trays
A small dish in the right spot ends the daily search for rings, keys and hair clips. Our trinket dishes are flat trays in seven motifs — gingerbread girl, cute ghost with a pumpkin, coquette bow, cute pumpkin, horror clown, Christmas cat and a Scandinavian gnome hugging a heart. A raised rim of about 2 cm follows the outline of each motif, and the floor is a multi-colour printed illustration sealed under a layer of clear epoxy resin, so it is glossy, smooth and easy to wipe. They hold jewellery on the bedside table, keys in the hallway and wrapped sweets on the Christmas table. They are decorative only and not food safe. Every dish is 3D printed in PLA in our studio in Spain after you order, the resin is poured and cured by hand, and it ships tracked to Germany or Spain.
Seven motifs, three moods
- Christmas: gingerbread girl with a pink bow and icing buttons (20 × 15 cm), chubby cat in a Santa hat (15 × 15 cm), gnome with a red heart (15 × 13 cm).
- Halloween and autumn: little ghost hugging a pumpkin (20 × 17 cm), kawaii pumpkin with a pink bow (14 × 15 cm), horror clown with a ruffled collar (15 × 11 cm).
- All year: pale pink bow with black stripes in the coquette style (15 × 15 cm).
The seasonal dishes also appear on the Autumn & Halloween and Winter & Christmas pages, next to the matching decor. The gnome holds a heart rather than a present, so he can stay out after Christmas too — right through to Valentine's Day.
What goes in — and what doesn't
Rings, earrings and bracelets overnight; keys and coins by the door; hair clips, earbuds, a USB stick or small treasures on the desk. Filled with wrapped chocolates or sweets, the dish becomes table decoration for Advent or a Halloween evening.
Not food safe: please do not eat from the dishes and do not put unwrapped food in them. They are decoration and catch-all, not tableware — and not a toy for small children.
How they are made and how to care for them
Rim and base are 3D printed in PLA, a plant-based bioplastic, with the motif printed in several colours into the floor. Then we pour clear epoxy resin over it by hand and let it cure — that gives the glossy, slightly domed surface you see in the photos. Each dish is checked and finished by hand and arrives empty, exactly as photographed.
Dust it with a cloth or rinse it briefly under running water — no hot water, no dishwasher. PLA softens with heat, so keep the dish off the radiator and away from other heat sources.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put sweets in a trinket dish?
Only wrapped ones. The dishes are not food safe, so do not eat directly from them and do not fill them with loose crisps, nuts or biscuits. Wrapped chocolates, candy canes or Halloween sweets in their packaging are fine.
What is the glossy layer on the floor?
Clear epoxy resin. We pour it over the printed motif by hand and let it cure, so the illustration sits under a smooth, shiny, wipe-clean surface. The rim is plain PLA.
What does shipping cost and how long does it take?
Printing and curing take 1–3 working days, then the parcel travels tracked 5–10 business days to Germany or 2–4 working days to Spain — up to 14 days in total. Shipping is €9.62 per order to Germany or €5.80 to Spain, however many dishes you buy; from €70 it is free. All prices include VAT.
Can I return a dish?
Yes. The dishes are ready-made motifs and nothing is personalised, so the 14-day right of withdrawal applies: send it back undamaged and the purchase price is refunded.
