Impression Dies

A spirited horse rearing forward to kick its back legs out.

A simple art nouveau design with delicate lines.

A unique component with an art deco style. Possibly made bracelet links or coin purse clasps. From Foster & Bailey.

This Edwardian-era bezel would have made stunning stone-set brooches and rings tops. From Foster & Bailey.

A sea bird like a seagull with wings outstretched to glide.

A concave art deco component perfect for ring tops, components, buttons, and more.

Hermes or Mercury, the messenger god of Greece and Rome respectively, running. He wears his classic winged sandals and helm, and he holds the caduceus.

Hermes or Mercury, the messenger god of Greece and Rome respectively, running. He wears his classic winged sandals and helm, and he holds the caduceus.

This bull skull pendant is engraved with intricate patterns, making it resemble Talavera ceramics, tiles, and pottery. Origin unknown.

A trio of matching earrings or pendants from 1950s Germany, all with a uniform texture. Two of these drops can make hollow beads, and all can double as ring components. From Breuning.

This small emerald-cut engraved design depicts a mother in ancient Greek dress with her arms outstretched over her two children, whose appearances are unclear. It likely depicts one of three motherly figures from Greek religion: Medea and her sons, whose names vary; Leda and her twin boys, Castor and Pollux; or Leto and her twin children, Artemis and Apollo.

A delicate pendant or earring perfect for cloisonné enamel or filigree work.

A miniature clasp, like for a coin purse, made of curls and laurel leaves. From Foster & Bailey (1920s Providence, RI).

This shot plate includes three small, realistic flowers perfect for pendants, ring tops, earrings, and so many more projects. This shot plate includes a daisy, a rose, and a cherry blossom.

An extra-long bar pin originally made for securing large accessories like cloaks and scarves. This die is perfect for bracelets, rings, hair accessories, and more. Additionally, it's symmetrical design allows you to cut this design into component parts for accents and other pieces like using the scallops on both sides as earrings.

A trio of mid-century modern components from 1950s Pforzheim, Germany.

A hand with two fingers up in the symbol for "two." The hand has a long-sleeved shirt and a watch on.

The riveted back of a mid-sized padlock. Acquired from Gold Machinery, origin unknown.

This pair of looped leaves make earrings, bracelet links, and more. From Beaucraft (est. 1947).

A large leaf resembling a rose leaf. It has deeply carved veins and deep center line. From Foster & Bailey.

An older style fret saw, with the blade, frame and handle. From Providence, RI.

A serpent with a stone settings on its flared head arranged like a Celtic knot. It makes links, barrettes, and more.

This shot plate of five Gothic-style impression dies was sold as part of a limited, exclusive Design Challenge. Now that it's been revealed, the shot plate is sold separately for full price. See the challenge winners' work!

A pair of spurs. Center is to hold the spur or can be used as a stone setting. From TerCat Co., Rhode Island