Impression Dies

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.

This gothic-style design makes box tops, lockets, belt buckles, and more. It comes from Eli Lockets, one of the jewelry companies that was absorbed into the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Read more about the Parisi Tool & Die Co. and the "Locket King" of Rhode Island on our blog!

A crescent moon hoop earring. From the 1980s.

This gothic die with a star in the center would be great as a pin, earrings, a ring top and so much more!

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

This gorgeously textured turtle shell has a somewhat scalloped edge and a geometric pattern like that of many tortoises. From Larter & Sons.

This delicate, ornate design can make bracelet pieces, decoration, and more. From Rumart.

Art Nouveau female flowing, silky hair. This die is from the late 1900's. This die is from the late 1900's. This die is made by the Unger Brothers. From Newark, New Jersey.

This filigree piece can make pendants, bracelets, and more. From Whiting & Davis.

This large western design has a frilled border and an oval rope bezel. It's perfect for brooches and belts. From Caaco Inc. Design: 1-3/16" x 11/16"

This intricate humpback ring is detailed with tiny leaves or feathers behind delicate curls. From Shreve Co.

This bracelet die design is from the Jan Vier Gruzon Company. Please note the size.

This low humpback ring has pretty, intricate engraved curls on the sides. From Shreve Co.

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.

This bracelet die design is from Paris, France. The design is a repeating pattern and can be used as a step and repeat pattern. Please note the size.

This special bracelet impression die was hand selected by Kevin from our Frank Morrow collection. Kevin Potter is making a full-sized bracelet hub. Your design will be made of a stamp-and-repeat version of the one pictured.

This special bracelet impression die was hand selected by Kevin from our Frank Murrow collection. Kevin Potter is making a full-sized bracelet hub. Your design will be made of a stamp-and-repeat version of the one pictured.

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 Providence, Rhode Island.

This die was made from a galvano from Paris, France. It depicts St. George.

This fascinating design depicts a woman whose hair mimics the visage of butterfly wings. From Unger Brothers out of Newark, New Jersey during the late 19th century. We named this design "Lady Schmetterling," because we learned that the German word for "butterfly" comes from the word for "cream." It was believed that witches turned into butterflies to spoil milk!

6" long x 1-1/2" at the widest part. This die will come on a 3/8" thick piece of steel.

This tool embosses a half-round edge on the perimeter of your bracelet, giving it a clean and finished appearance, and removes the need for soldering. This product also enables the use of thinner gauge metal.

This shot plate includes three designs from Breuning. They can make ring tops, pendants, earrings, and more!

This bracelet die design is from the Frank Morrow Company. The design is a repeating pattern and can be used as a step and repeat pattern. Please note the size.