Impression Dies

This impression die makes a great bracelet component.

This winged skull design includes a torch and spear in place of crossbones. The winged skull is a symbol of "memento mori" or or the act of remembering death. In colonial America, a stylized winged skull and crossbones was a popular relief carving for gravestones. In modern times, a winged skull has been used as a symbol for motorcycle gangs several times. Design: 15/16" x 3/4"

These three spiders are great pieces for goth or Halloween jewelry. Each design comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

Use the loops on the ends of this impression die as jump rings, or set three small stones or pearls in them! You can even pair it with the large duchess earring.

This gorgeous guilloche impression die makes eye-catching enamel pieces. From Eagle Tool.

A gothic drop for pendants and earrings. It also makes a dashing hair stick end.

This sinister figure from Pratt in early 1900s Paris, France might be a depiction of Krampus or some similar mythological figure.

A bezel with a border with cuts out of it for enameling / inlay.

This bedazzled floral drop is flashy enough to remind us of the more intricate Edwardian jewelry. Its perfect for pendants.

Waite Thresher

This design has jump rings on either end, making it perfect for earrings, pendants, and bracelet links. From Eagle Tool.

This ferocious wolf's head is unique in our collection. We've renamed this impression die "Fenrir," after the legendary wolf of Norse religion who is destined to herald the events of Ragnarök.

This owl sits on a crescent moon.

This Victorian-inspired bezel from Eagle Tool is delicate and elegant, and perfect for a ring top or pendant.

This leaf makes an excellent enameled earring or hair stick end.

A bezel in the center of a rim that looks like piano keys. This die hasn't been available since 2024.

This large pair of paisley shapes has a blank center perfect for using with pattern plates. From Foster & Bailey.

This impression die makes pendants, earrings, and it even makes a great hair pin tip.

From Attleboro, MA, pre-1900's

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

An art deco drop for earrings and pendants.

This detailed impression die design from Germany would make a lovely pair of earrings.

This 1930's earring design hails from Pforzheim, Germany.

A sinister skull.