A Gift That Tells A Story
Complete your order with a personalized message
Jewelry is more than a gift, but a shared, meaningful experience. Unbox each piece with intention by customizing your box with a handwritten message from a local artist. Crafted from 100% recyclable, natural canvas, it’s designed to be reused, re-loved, and remembered.
Nothing to Gain. Everything to Give.
A box that holds meaning, and nothing else. We don’t make profit from our gift boxes. Here’s how it works:
50%
to the Artist
50% of the price goes directly to the artist who handwrites your message
50%
to the Charity
50% is donated to causes we believe in: women’s causes, environmental action, and community resilience.
Giving back is the backbone of our business.
Our jewelry is a collaboration with the community, working to elevate environmental causes and underrepresented artists.
Crafted with care, made to last.
The Blank Canvas Concept
Born from the mission to create a sustainable canvas box, our packaging evolved into a metaphor.
The raw, natural canvas material served as a blank canvas of potential.
It’s now a platform for conscious creation, inspiring connection across communities.
Artists Who Make It Personal
Real handwriting. Real people. Real emotion.
Nick Moscovitz
"I just want people to feel seen. That’s all. When Difinery asked me to turn their boxes into something personal. I knew it was the right kind of gift to draw meaning into."
At 74, Nick Moscovitz has spent a lifetime sketching strangers on the streets of New York, capturing beauty where most people wouldn’t think to look. With over 7,000 portraits drawn, he’s made it his mission to turn fleeting encounters into moments that last, one honest line at a time.
Like-Minded People. Like-Minded Businesses.
Working with artists led us to expand our network of like minded creatives. We started connecting with independent cafés, bookstores, skincare labs, and fashion studios, businesses that share our values of sustainability, beauty, and purpose.
This is how White Canvas became more than packaging.
It became a community. A shared language.