jewel box

a hinged plastic case for the storage of a compact disc.

Origin of jewel box

First recorded in 1825–35

Dorothy held her jewel-box toward me, and in the midst of the diamonds and gold I saw the heart John Manners had given her.

Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall |Charles Major
See, this jewel-box on the table has been broken open and the contents are gone, and I do not see her watch anywhere.

The Curse of Carne's Hold |G. A. Henty
She crumpled the note fiercely, put it carefully into her jewel-box, and refused to see him.

Spiritual Adventures |Arthur Symons
The first noticeable thing about "Pearls of Thought" is that the "pearls" are offered in a jewel-box of printing and binding.

Aztec Land |Maturin M. Ballou

A seventh letter, signed 'Adolphus,' came by post, was read and locked up in her jewel-box.

Lord Ormont and his Aminta, Complete |George Meredith