Which geometric principle was specifically highlighted in the original packaging design of Rubik's Cube, helping to establish its identity as a mathematical puzzle rather than just a toy?

In the world of mathematics education products, packaging design plays a crucial role in both protecting educational materials and communicating their value to teachers, parents, and students. The best mathematical product packaging often incorporates clever design elements that showcase mathematical principles in action. This trivia question explores how one famous mathematical product used packaging to enhance its brand identity and educational mission.

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The packaging featured a transparent window shaped as a perfect hexagon, emphasizing the cube's relationship to regular polyhedra
The cube was displayed at a 45-degree angle in clear packaging, showcasing rotational symmetry and transformation principles
The packaging included fold-out panels that demonstrated the Golden Ratio in their proportions
The box featured a series of Fibonacci spirals that, when aligned properly, revealed hidden mathematical formulas