Impression Dies

This impression die makes stampings for snakes that appear to wrap around bars for rings, bracelets, hoops, combs, clips, and other such bars. It has no matching back side, meant to be flat on the back, but you can certainly make two stampings and stitch a fully 3-dimensional snake together from the pieces.

This is the back side of our "Mystery Die 8.15.1969". You can use it on its own or as the back of your Mystery Die.

A hand-carved, detailed flower and leaves ring shank. From the Artisans at Negroni in Italy.

A unique centerpiece depicting a female silhouette with flowing hair and wings with flowers on the end. Great for bracelets, pendants, combs, and more from W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

A Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) myth tells of a woman who steered her canoe into the churning Niagara and surrendered to the falls — not in defeat, but as an act of fierce, quiet defiance against an unhappy marriage — only to be caught by Heno, the thunder god, and taken as his bride. It is a story where destruction becomes deliverance, and where the roar of water turns tender. Art Nouveau artists and designers found in this legend an irresistible muse, its collision of feminine agency, elemental force, and mythic transformation flowing naturally into their visual language of sinuous lines, cascading water motifs, and figures that seem to dissolve into the living landscape around them. This beauty is from Providence, Rhode Island

The tiniest turtle in the entire Potter USA collection of impression dies. From Attleboro, MA.

A pair of sleek, classically stylized fish/dolphins with tulip-shaped tails.

A grandiose, nouveau stylized seashell from Ru-Mart Toolcraft in Providence, RI. Perfect for hair combs, belt buckles, large pendants, and more!

A shot plate of three components resembling the capitals of columns. All dies included from Redlands, CA.

An incredibly unique locket/watch top. It's engraved in both intaglio and relief styles, with a textured background, creating a layered, three-dimensional illusion as if the peonies are growing out of the metal despite being nearly flat. A masterful work engraved in the 19th century for the goldsmithing company W & S Blackinton.

A unique bezel engraved with boxes containing Victorian garden motifs, raised around an oval bezel like a roof. From Redlands, CA.

A beautiful component with art deco enamel edges around an art nouveau leaf set with an asymmetrical stone. From the 19th century goldsmith company, W & S Blackinton.

A beautiful design depicting a what might be a peacock butterfly above art nouveau branches and leaves. Originally designed for W & S Blackinton in the 19th century and stamped in gold.

A humpback ring with flourishes lightly engraved into the sides for a minimalist yet elegant design. For use with a low humpback former.

A shot plate of three gorgeous, unique ring tops/lockets/buttons/cuff links depicting heraldic animals, including a griffon, lion, and a dragon. All come from W & S Blackinton, a 19th century goldsmith company.

A beautiful heart impression die engraved with deep flourishes. Perfect for pendants, lockets, earrings, ring tops, and much more. From Speidel, a 19th and 20th century goldsmith company.

An abstract component originally used to make enamel ring sides in Redlands, CA. It can also make bails, earrings, and more.

A badger pin.

A stone-studded unique evening ring top. This design is set at the top of a ring of any size. From Redlands, CA.

A shot plate of three simple but useful components for making bails, chains, jump rings, and more. From Silveri.

A raised ring top or bezel with art deco engravings and four delicate flowers on the sides, one for each center point around the oval stone setting. From Redlands, CA.

A unique and versatile art deco component that can be used for any jewelry project. The design has layered depth. From W & S Blackinton, a 19th and 20th century goldsmith company.

A stone-studded heart-shaped pendant with sparkling flowers and leaves in the center. From Speidel, a 19th-century goldsmith company.

A geometrically designed hoop earring that also makes bezels, rings, pendants, crescent moon designs, and more. From Pforzheim, Germany.