Impression Dies

This bracelet design comes from Janvier Gruson in Paris, France. Make this fat bat yours today. 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 Paris, France.

From Ru-Mart. Perfect for earrings!

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.

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 Paris, France.

This medallion depicts Gallia, a Romano-Gallic goddess of the region of Gaul, which encompassed much of modern day France to Northern Italy. There is no known information about the goddess besides her name and the region to which she was dedicated, but images of her were popular on coins and medallions in 19th-century France. Impression die from Paris, France. Design: 1-3/16" diameter

This die depicts an art nouveau woman wearing a hat and ribbon. Something like butterfly wings spread behind her. From Unger Bros.

This bracelet die from Paris, France was made from a galvano. It is large and must be produced on a special stock.

This ring band is made up of layered leaves. It makes perfect rings, bracelets, and hoop earrings. From Rumart in Providence, Rhode Island.

This rose bezel from mid-20th century Germany stylistically matches BR-E855 "Bouquet German Earring Drop." They were likely made by the same hub carver.

This impression die is a small star or compass rose.

This large bezel makes a lovely pendant, pin, or ornament.

These impression dies can be used as both ring top halves and drop earrings to hang stones from! Each design comes from Breuning during mid-20th century Germany.

Original design by Armand Bargas, Paris, France. The impression die depicts a woman and a crowing rooster, with the word "Aurore" (Dawn) engraved below them. This design was part of a series designed by Bargas representing different times of day. The series also includes Jour (Day), Crepuscule (Twilight), and Nuit (Night). 1-1/4" diameter

This impression die is part of a series by Armand Bargas made in Paris, France in the late 19th century. The word "Mignon" is written along the top right side. "Mignon" in French connotative a person who is pretty and petite, and can be used as a pet name in France the way "cutie" might be used in English.

This 19th century French impression die design depicts a woman with irises in the art nouveau style, Kevin Potter's favorite style.

From Van Craeynest, this elegant springtime ring half can be easily resized.

From Unger Brothers Company.

This rose with curling petals comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

1-1/16" diameter, center circle is 15.5mm diameter

A skinny crescent moon from Beaucraft.

A ring top shot plate.

1-3/8" x 1-1/16"

This design can be formed into a ball shaped hollow bead. Place a pearl in the center, or leave it open! Watch our video on hollow bead forming on our YouTube channel! Design: 1-3/16" x 1-3/16"

Late 1800s Crepuscle (Twilight) by Armand Bargas. Stamped Inside the Top Right of the Edge is "CREPUSCLE" - Twilight ~ Stamped Below Crepuscle is Bargas' Signature "ABargas"