Impression Dies

A ring made up of a pair of mermaid caryatids or figureheads.

We made a lot of copies of Impression Dies in our retail area, but we made too many. They're new random dies and need to clean out he space. So here's you chance to get THREE random impression dies! All yard sale dies are new and have not been used. ** NO PICKING, NO EXCHANGES, NO RETURNS- SOLD AS IS.

A glorious griffin with wings ready to fly, hand-carved in the late 1800's. It has beautiful details that make it stand out. From Paris, France.

Owl with wings out ring. This full shank was designed to make it easier to use. Made in Rhode Island

A shot plate of three simple, effective impression dies from Pforzheim, Germany.

Grinning skull on both sides of ring. This full shank was designed to make it easier to use. Made in Rhode Island

A gorgeous filigree bezel of geometric patterns from the early 20th century filigree kings, Waite Thresher. This impression die is fragile, so its stock is limited to 10.

A flat, detailed engraved impression die depicting a flower like a chrysanthemum.

A delicately engraved ring band hand-carved by Jax the Jeweler.

A French ring engraved with art nouveau columbine flowers and an oval stone setting in the center. From Villemin (c. 1890 Paris, France).

For stuff you might like to do. Brand new hardened and ground. Perfect for hand stamping wire shapes (think triangle wire). DO NOT PUT IN A HYDRAULIC PRESS.

An art nouveau depiction of Medusa with a scalloped crown and spiraling serpents framing her face. She has a somber expression. From Unger Bros. The mythic story of Medusa has permeated Western culture for centuries. Whether she is a villain to an epic hero or a symbol of feminine rage, her visage fills many with emotion. Her story truly began as an apotropaic symbol, a symbol meant to protect against and turn away evil. This symbol was eventually incorporated into ancient Greek religion and altered by poets as the years went on.

A hand-carved medallion depicting the archangel Raphael on clouds, accompanies by cherubs. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

This impression die makes easy filigree or enamel earrings and pendants. The feather bottom gives this design a boho look despite being created in the 1920s. From the Frank Morrow Co.

An itty bitty barn swallow. It's the perfect size for ring tops, earring studs or tiny drop earrings, dainty pendants, and more!

This shot plate is history on one steel puck. Each of these small buttons made molds for master-made glass buttons in Czechoslovakia.

This art nouveau design depicts a pair of edelweiss flowers. From Paris, France.

A stunning trio of art deco ring tops from the kings of rings and cuff links, Larter & Sons c. 1920.

A unique design shaped like a long, pointed horseshoe with an art deco half-sun on top. From Foster & Bailey. (c. 1920s Providence, RI).

A simple hoop earring perfect for enamel. The shape is symmetrical, so it can be formed into a bead, and versatile, since the center wavy line can be sawed. From Silveri c. 1980.

This unique, simplified trillium flower is made for brooches, triangular box tops, and more. From Foster & Bailey (c. 1920 Providence, RI).

An arch-shaped arrangement of art nouveau leaves. Use this to make bezels, wide ring tops, barrettes, and more! You can even cut this die into components to make earrings, pendants, bails, and more. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft (1950s Providence, RI).

A trio of mid-century modern jewelry components with tiny stone settings. From 1950s Breuning (Pforzheim, Germany).

A sharply hand-carved horse head in profile. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.