Impression Dies

This impression die features a domed sunflower. The original die is from the La Forge Bertrand Company in Paris, France. The photos show our original die from the early 1900s.

An ornate locket that resembles a book with a tartan cover. It has several flourishing elements. From Foster & Bailey.

This pair of art deco wings comes from 19th-century Paris, France. Try making matching cuffs or lapel pins!

This gorgeous heart is slightly concave, perfect for enamel. From 1800s Paris, France.

These three drops come from Breuning.

This set contains 12 zodiac signs perfect for charms, pendants, earrings, and more! Each Design: 9.7mm diameter with ~2.7mm ring.

This die is from the 1920's. It was hand carved by master craftsmen using hammers and chisels.

This set of art deco impression dies can be used together and with any of our Art Deco Mix Shot Plates to make endless Art Deco jewelry combinations. Each die from Breuning.

A square filigree mandala from Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

An art nouveau component for bracelet links, wide bails, and more. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

This classic design from Unger Brothers Sterling makes gorgeous hair accessories and brooches.

These beautiful symmetrical poppies are from Paris, France. Design: 1-1/4" x 1-1/2"

This impression die depicts a woman wearing a vulture crown, a crown typically worn by the Royal Wives of Egyptian pharaohs, female pharaohs, and some priestesses. The crown is a vulture draped over the head. It's a symbol of the goddess Nekhbet, who was sometimes depicted as a vulture or half-vulture, or a human woman wearing the vulture crown. The impression die comes from Ru-Mart.

From Pforzheim, Germany.

A mid-century modern component from Pforzheim, Germany.

This immortal art nouveau design brings to life a garden gate full of flowers. From Paris, France in the late 1800 - early 1900's.

An abstract wave for rings, bracelets, and more. From Beaucraft.

This filigree design makes bracelet pieces, pendants, and more. From Waite Thresher (1885-1935 Providence, RI).

This large starburst makes a great base for other designs that you want to make shine. From Ru-Mart.

Art Nouveau female silhouette with a star right above her. This die was designed by the renowned art nouveau artist Felix Rasumny in the early 1900's. It came from Paris, France. Can you imagine it on a broach, a pair of earrings or a pendant?! From Paris, France

A bezel for a pendant or earring made of stacked teardrop or shield shapes. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

This bezel design is an early 20th-century statement piece! From Caaco Co.

This unique link is perfect for bracelets, earrings, and more! From the Parisi Tool & Die Co. in Providence, Rhode Island.

This may take longer to receive than other impression dies. It requires us to use a non-standard size of steel to make the impression die. From the Frank Morrow Co. in Providence, Rhode Island.