Impression Dies

This swallow bird can make a pendant, pin, or even a ring top. From Larter & Sons.

This impression die made lockets, compacts, watch tops, and more. From Larter & Sons. Design: 1-1/2" diameter

This this bow as an accent piece for earrings, rings, and more.

This pair of dangling, mid-century modern earrings come from the Germany hub company Breuning. These simple earrings are timeless. Design: 1-1/4" x 1/4" each

This naturalistic, elegant branch hub makes rings, bands, and components for everything from pendants to hair pieces. From Shreve Co.

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

This Art Deco style ring is from Eagle Tool. It as five spaces for small stones.

This ring can hold a stone or one of our many ring tops.

It's finally here! Y'all have been asking for the return of this impression die that was part of the 2019 Halloween Mystery Box, and we delivered!

This art deco design can be a ring or bracelet. From Larter & Sons.

This impression die makes a great bracelet component.

This textured, icy ring band is a classic from Michael Ilsa/Helsinki. Perfect for rings and dainty bracelets!

This die was used for glasswork buttons from Czechia during the 1800s.

This turtle has a beautifully textured shell. From Larter & Sons.

9/16" x 1/4" (14.5mm x 6mm)

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

Use this to make the best-looking saddle ring out there!

A shot plate of small crosses. NOTE: The black spots on the largest cross are simply discoloration and will not affect the impression you will receive.

Some wing badges.

Don't lick the lead! If you've been around since we first started selling impression dies, you'll know.

A shot plate of three multifaceted round bezels.

A pendant with a cameo-relief carving of a knight. From Foster & Bailey.

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 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"