Impression Dies

A pair of leaves within an oval for a bracelet. From Beaucraft (est. 1947).

Customer demo by Jolé Danae Moon at Lavender Star Designs. Design: 1-9/32" x 1-1/16"

Shreve & Company ring

An abstract design from Beaucraft.

Three skulls on a shot plate perfect for Halloween or punk jewelry.

These three spiders are great pieces for goth or Halloween jewelry. Each design comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Small: 5.2 x 6.3mm. Medium: 10.3 x 12.7mm. Large: 12.5 x 15.7mm.

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 small ring top can make a unique ring, button, or earring studs. From Eagle Tool. Design: 7/16" diameter

A bracelet tile from Beaucraft (est. 1947).

This rose makes a great bracelet component. From Beaucraft.

Design: 2-3/4" x 5/16"

This owl has an enigmatic look to it. There are dozens of ways to use an impression die like this.

This medallion comes from La Forge during late 19th century Paris, France and depicts a bearded "green man" with a pan pipe. The medallion features four jump rings for rivets or to be used as a bracelet or choker.

This impression die comes from early 1900s Paris, France from the artisan company Villemin. These delicate serpents are curled into treble clef shapes, have settings for stones in their eyes and their curled tongues are used as jump rings. Use this pair of serpents to make earrings or a dainty Torc style bracelet.

This design can make earrings and pendants. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

These stunning dragons are from the early 1900s by the company, Foster & Bailey Approx. 29/32" x 15/32" (23.1 x 11.9mm) each

This impression die is perfect for both earrings and pendants. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Design: 11/16" x 3/4"

This realistic branch can make rings, bracelets, and more. From Foster & Bailey.

A long branch with a cut tip and small notches evenly spaced on the design for leaves or flowers. From Beaucraft (1947).

This impression die was carved by a famous American sculptor in Paris, Augustus Gaudens, the same man who designed the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle twenty-dollar gold coin minted in 1907.

A leaf with two differently sized jump rings built into the design. From Foster & Bailey.

Perfect for a pendant! From Fulford Manufacturing. Early 1900s. 7/8" Diameter.

This square die makes box tops, square lockets, bracelet tiles, and more. From Foster & Bailey.

A tool pin for guilds and worker's unions from mid-19th century Paris, France.