Sprayed across drugstores and grocery shelves are rows and rows of heart-shaped boxes. Most of these boxes are filled with chocolates. In recent years, other candies have also made their way into ...

Perhaps no symbol of this holiday of passion is quite as ubiquitous as the heart-shaped box of chocolate. Chocolate has been rife with the symbolism of love for centuries, but it wasn't until 1861 ...

You buy your sweetie the Valentine's Day box. You know the one. Red shiny cardboard, heart-shaped, fancy-looking and boasting an assortment of milk and dark chocolates. One is made by Russell ...

You buy your sweetie the Valentine’s Day box. You know the one. Red shiny cardboard, heart-shaped, fancy-looking and boasting an assortment of milk and dark chocolates. One is made by Russell ...

British chocolatier Richard Cadbury introduced his “fancy box” in which he packaged his company’s chocolates in heart-shaped boxes. Other chocolate companies soon followed suit, adorning ...

For the prettiest box of hand-crafted chocolates, look no further than Norman Love’s stunning Valentine’s Day collection. From selections that include a 24 piece Heart Gift Box with 10 limited ...

It’s because of Richard Cadbury, who opened a chocolate shop in Leeds in 1860. In a marketing push to sell his newest product (bonbons), he made a lacy, heart-shaped box to resemble Valentine ...

Once they slide the box open they'll be even more impressed with the rich assortment of heart shaped fine chocolates and European-style bonbons in exotic flavors like Hibiscus Honey, Pistachio ...