Vintage Incolay Stone Trinket Box Set, Robert Nemith Floral Jewelry Boxes, 1970s Vanity Decor

This vintage set of two Incolay stone trinket boxes was made in the United States circa 1970s by Design Gifts International, Inc. Each box features a high-relief white rose floral motif on a soft blue marbled ground, signed in the design by artist Robert Nemith. Known for his romantic botanical carvings, Nemith’s designs were produced in durable stone composite known as Incolay — a blend of crushed stone and resin made to resemble hand-carved soapstone or alabaster.

Both boxes have their original felt base pads and foil labels intact. These boxes are ideal for holding rings, earrings, or other keepsakes, and make a lovely addition to a vintage vanity, bathroom, or dresser display.
A beautiful collector’s piece for fans of 1970s décor, Incolay designs, or floral romanticism. This matching set also makes a charming gift for a jewelry lover or vintage enthusiast.

Condition: There is a small chip to the interior rim of the larger box lid (see final two photos). It is not visible when the lid is on and does not affect stability or exterior display. Otherwise both items are in excellent condition with no stains, dents or cracks. Feel free to message me if you have additional questions or would like more photos.

Measurements:
Large – 5.5" W x 2" H
Small – 3.5" W x 1.5" H