Impression Dies

We make a lot of copies of Impression Dies, sometimes pressing can go wrong and aren't perfect... Sometimes we get returns... They're still useful dies however we can't exactly send them to the buyer. So here's you chance to get TWO random impression dies for the price of one! All grab bag dies are stamped with a "7" on the front of the die to prevent reselling at full price. ** NO PICKING, NO EXCHANGES, NO RETURNS- SOLD AS IS. Grab bag.

A pretty little crown that makes pins.

A flatly engraved crowned heart enamel pin. From Foster & Bailey.

A concho design originally carved by Beaucraft in the mid 1950s. This design hasn't been offered since 2022!

A classic springtime butterfly. Customer demo by Nicole Lewis Collins.

A ring-top sized cameo relief of a woman in a crown. From Foster & Bailey.

1-3/16" x 1-3/16"

This elegantly engraved crown is for the kings and queens of metal smithing.

A gorgeous botanical ring t-shank made by Waite Thresher Co. (1885-1935 Providence, RI). This classical design is made up of laurel leaves and flowers.

This shallow relief design depicts a family of deer grazing beside a river or pond. Origin unknown. Design: 1-3/16" diameter

This ornate quatrefoil pendant is beautiful even on its own. An embellished quatrefoil was a staple design in Edwardian jewelry. This impression die comes from Janvier Gruson in 19th-century Paris, France.

Design: 1" x 7/8"

This pair of thistles can make a pair of earrings. From Foster & Bailey.

Design: 1-1/16" x 15/16" This came from Alling & Company out of Newark, New Jersey.

A shot plate compiled of leaf designs from the Breuning Company out of Germany.

Design: 7/8" x 9/16"

Pour molten silver into this mold to create a rough cone shape perfect for using with shot dies. Approx. 5/8" diameter, approx. 3/8" deep

A rounded triangular pendant similar to a trinity shape. It has a stoppled texture in the center edges. From Germany.

This gorgeous peacock feather impression die is from France, probably around the late 1800s.

A design reminiscent of computer hardware from Helsinki, Finland. Hasn't been offered since 2023!

**LIMITED AVAILABILITY** **ONLY 30 IN STOCK** 1 1/16" x 1 5/16" or 27mm x 33mm

1 1/4" x 1 3/8" or 32mm x 35mm LIMITED QUANTITY: 30 AVAILABLE

This jewelry hub depicts a woman with stars in her hair that flows like the rings of Saturn. It comes from late 19th-century Paris, France. It was originally used to make silver and bronze pins and hair accessories.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.