Impression Dies

A trio of unique and elegant components with endless uses.

A small buckle with swirly ends. From Rumart Toolcraft out of Providence, RI.

An engraved triangle for bezels, buckles, and other accessories. It has floral designs and an open center. From Beaucraft (est. 1947).

This button was made for enameling. From Janvier Gruson Pratt Wagner out of Paris, France.

A hexagonal box or watch top with a spiral design. Acquired from Gold Machinery.

This concave button comes from Paris, France.

A coffin design with a skull and crossbones towards the top. Was originally in our Halloween Mystery box for 2022.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Bluegill Sunfish.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Channel Catfish.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Shad.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Great Barracuda.

This large vignette depicts an Ahenny High Cross Monument, a type of stone monument in Ireland. Ahenny High Crosses belong to a family of stone cross designs from the Kingdom of Ossory, which existed in modern day Ireland between the 1st and 12th centuries. They're commonly gravestones.

Use two stampings of this die to make a unique bezel for bracelets and brooches. From Beaucraft (est. 1947).

A detailed art nouveau styled ring with a poppy flower next to the oval center. From Shreve Co.

A small heart charm or locket with a maple leaf in the center for enameling. From Whiting & Davis. For autumn lovers!

A depiction of Jesus in profile.

A diagonally raised heart with simple Victorian curls engraved on a textured background. From Breuning.

This small vignette is seen from behind a bush of iris flowers. It depicts a tower or lighthouse on a coast or lake. It's surrounded by grassy hills. A boat sails in the water nearby. From Foster & Bailey.

Two Saint Christopher charms depicting the same scene. One is an oval, the other is a rectangle. They are about the same size.

Five soft-looking petals for floral jewelry designs.

This ring depicts a sacred heart with a crucifix on the signet top, flanked by two knotted crosses. From Larter & Sons.

A trio of buttons/cuff links/ring tops/mini-lockets from Larter & Sons, each in a unique art deco design.

This pair of small layered leaves made jewelry components for Whiting & Davis in the early 20th century.

This medallion depicts the legend of Saint George slaying the dragon. He is mostly nude except for a cloak or chlamys and a helmet, and he carries a sword. He rides atop a horse that tramples the infamous dragon into ocean waves. This medallion is the front half of JVP-SH523, "St. George Medallion (Small, Back)" and is the smaller version of the famous Saint George Slays the Dragon medallion, both sold separately.