This revealing anatomical card by Oregon designer Nathan Chrislip can be had for only $9 plus shipping on etsy. (Chrislip calls it a "valentine," but unless your beloved is also an avowed anatomophile, be sure to enclose a message making your nonviolent romantic intent clear.)
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I squeee! for tiny ribcages. And I've lovingly upcycled a jewelry box with my own painting of Sussini's anatomical Venus on top. It languishes at my store and has found no one to love it. www.mygoodbabushka.etsy.com
Your box is a great likeness of the Venus, Julie!