Impression Dies

A beautiful mermaid with flowing hair sitting on an anchor. Perfect for brooches, hair pins, and more.

This pair of tiny seahorses make tiny earring studs, accents, and more. From Beaucraft.

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

A beautiful mandala design made for the molds of Czech Glass buttons.

Brought back by popular demand from our September 2016 Potter Box. This die comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Customer demo: Robert Kelly.

This sprig of flowers comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This pelican comes from the Larter & Sons company.

This handsome rooster has incredible detail despite its size, which is perfect for pendants, pins, and more. From Rumart.

From the company that brought you the perfect sea turtle, meet the perfect crab (small version)! The detail on this crab is incredible. From Rumart in Providence, Rhode Island.

This die from Ru-Mart depicts a bass fish. Perfect for a fishing friend.

A simple frog from a bird's-eye view. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft in Providence, Rhode Island.

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 fish with a stone setting for its body.

This gorgeous guilloche design looks lovely when enameled. From Whiting & Davis.

The hippocampus (literally translated "sea horse" or "horse sea monster") is a mythological creature of Greek origin that is usually depicted as a horse with a long fish tail. The Greek sea god Poseidon rides a chariot drawn by hippocampuses. Turn this pair of adorable hippocampuses into earrings that will turn heads at the Renaissance Fair! Original hub from Paris, France.

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

An early 20th century American depiction of Geisha holding a marquise-shaped fan. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft out of Providence, RI.

Use this large clamshell as pendants, box tops, pins, hair jewelry, and more. From Larter & Sons.

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

This clam shell has an interesting texture. Try setting a pearl in this design! From the Ru-Mart collection.

Somebody call Captain Ahab.

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

A money clip or keychain from Swank Inc. depicting a fish on a fishing pole. Makes great pins and bookmarks.