Impression Dies

The realistic body and wings of a cicada.

This pendant, complete with a jump ring for your convenience, showcases an elegant calla lily set in a textured, circular bezel. Design: 1" x 1-3/16"

This grumpy cat design can make buttons and more! Design: 9/16" x 1/4"

This large compass bezel is a Renaissance revival classic from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. You need not make your own compass with it (though if anyone does, please show us!). Use it as a large pendant for Renaissance Fair jewelry and accessories!

This 20th century French design depicts a bearded masculine face adorned with a winged helmet, a longstanding symbol of heroism. The original purpose of the design is unknown, but the winged helmet motif began with depictions of the messenger god Mercury in ancient Rome. It was mistakenly believed that the Celts used such imagery for some time. A few chieftains of Gaul have been depicted with the winged helmet and during the Romantic period and onward, Norse gods and heroes such as Thor and Odin were depicted wearing the winged helmet in paintings. In the 20th century, the winged helmet became symbols of superheroes like Captain America and Marvel's Thor.

This gothic locket comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. This locket is in line with the recent interest in the "dark academia" aesthetic.

Top: 7/16" x 3/16" Middle: 7/16" x 13/32" Bottom: 1/2" x 1/4" each

A deep bezel that resembles the base of a basket. From CeDe.

Turn this sophisticated feline into a bookmark or bracelet top! From Beaucraft. Design: 60 x 15mm.

This French design depicts a griffin fighting a snake, and might have been used to make old wax seal stamps.

This impression die can create a full Eiffel tower pendant or trinket. From Breuning.

Perfect for lockets and box tops.

Use our hollow bead forming tutorial, available on YouTube, to make a hollow bead from this stout frog impression die. From Pforzheim, Germany.

This French design depicts a griffin fighting a snake, and might have been used to make old wax seal stamps. From Paris, France

This impression die is for a large western bezel. The stone setting is surrounded by layers of lines and concho-like designs.

A flame-like abstract hub from Breuning.

This labyrinthine design makes a fine pendant or stamp. Design: 13/16" diameter with a 2mm setting

From Unger Brothers, circa 1910. Perfect for pendants, brooches, and lockets.

This art nouveau impression die from Villemin (19th century Paris, France) was resized to be large enough for a pendant.

An oval shaped decorative impression die.

French die -French Gothic Photo is of a stamping.

A button that resembles a ball of yarn. From Breuning.

This fairy impression die depicts a fairy and a banner that reads "No-Tsu-Oh" -- Houston, spelled backwards. From 1904, it was used as a commemorative medal for the No-Tsu-Oh festival in Houston. Design: 1-1/2" x 1-11/16"

A pair of spiral shells to make a bead and matching jewelry pairs. From Beaucraft.