By his own design, though, WALL-E has become, over time, an endlessly curious garbologist who collects objects that strike his fancy -- an eggbeater, a sheet of bubble wrap, a Rubik's cube, a paddle-ball, a Zippo lighter, a brassiere (he experiments with it by putting it over his eyes) a diamond ring in a velvet box (he tosses the ring and keeps the box).

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Roxanne brings out a velvet-lined box of nine jade bracelets and announces that we will be starting with a test.

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Roxanne takes a second black velvet-lined box out, one containing several pieces of translucent jade of different shapes, colours and sizes.

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How about a luxurious velvet ribbon inside the box around the product itself?

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