Impression Dies

This engraved shield-shape created tips for leather belts made by Keyston, a 19th century saddle and upholstery company.

This long snake is one of the famed snake rings from Whiting & Davis. This one has three settings, one on its head and two smaller settings in its eyes.

This serpent design from Whiting & Davis has a flat top on its head for a stone setting.

This beautiful impression die depicts three serpents hatching from the same circular egg. It comes from Whiting & Davis. The original hub has a chip in the side, but a copy has been made to repair the break.

Get all of these adorable bugs for the price of one! All three impression dies are from Silveri.

Late 1800s Jour (Day) by Armand Bargas. Stamped Inside the Top Right of the Edge is "Jour" - Day ~ Stamped Below Jour is Bargas' Signature "ABargas." This is part of a medallion series depicting personifications of the time of day including Jour (Day), Nuit (Night), Aurore (Dawn), and Crepuscule (Dusk).

A snake head from Tercat with stone settings for eyes.

Three little butterflies of different designs.

The fan-favorite, macabre Death's Head Hawkmoth impression die. This impression die has a matching pancake die sold separately or in a bundle, PD 2019 Pancake Die Death's Head Hawkmoth Match

This little lizard is perfect for pendants and earrings, you can even make a wrap-around ring!

This classic snake bezel from Whiting & Davis depicts a snake curling around a stone setting. It makes a perfect ring top or pendant.

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.

This elegant ring is designed so that two serpents wrap around the finger, as well as the stone setting. From Larter & Sons.

Text in Design: Gallæ custos honoris vendix, "Gallia, guardian of honor, the defender. French 1900s.

This ring is designed so that the serpent wraps around the finger three times. From Larter & Sons.

This solemn horse has an ornate saddle, as if it waits for someone important.

This design makes a full snake head, which you can do using our hollow bead forming tutorial available on YouTube. This design is perfect for making clasps, pendants, and earrings. From Whiting & Davis.

5/8" x 1/2"

These butterflies come from Caaco Inc. in Providence, Rhode Island.

Turn this snake into a ring. From Whiting & Davis.

This realistic sunflower is perfect for pendants, ring tops, buttons, earrings, and more! Origin unknown.

These mirrored snakes were saved by Kevin Potter when the original hub broke. Perfect for earrings or necklace components. From Whiting & Davis.

This design depicts a large serpent escaping its own egg. From Alling & Co.

This design is a smaller version of WD-N404, now perfectly sized for earrings, ring tops, and more! From Whiting & Davis.