Unique handcrafted wood boxes for your jewelry, your keepsakes and your gift giving
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5345 E. McLellan Rd #83
Mesa, Arizona, 85205
United States
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At Docs Boxes we handcraft fine boxes of many types from high quality domestic and exotic hardwoods. All our boxes - - for jewelry, keepsakes, a childs treasures, a brides mementos, pencils, playing cards - - are made by us.PARSED CONTENT
The domain docsboxes.com had the following in the homepage, "We are a Juried Member of." I observed that the website stated " Another website from the folks at Docs Boxes! And you can switch between both our sites in a single order! One shopping cart - One shipping charge - One Transaction! Here is a website from members of our family! Handcrafted Gifts of Wood and Paper." They also stated " Docs Boxes is a Business Venture of. The Dusty Fox, Mesa, AZ." The meta header had handcrafted wood jewelry boxes as the first keyword. This keyword was followed by jewelry chests, jewelry armoire, and valet boxes which isn't as important as handcrafted wood jewelry boxes. The other words the site used was memory box. keepsake boxes is also included but will not be understood by search parsers.ANALYZE OTHER DOMAINS
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