Impression Dies

From Janvier Gruson Pratt Wagner out of early 20th century Paris, France.

This small, realistic cardinal is the perfect size for a small pendant charm. Design: 11/16" x 1/4"

This coin or medallion hub depicts a crow, one of the smartest birds in the world. This design is perfect for gothic and Halloween lovers!

This sword is a perfect pendant or pair of drop earrings. Make them for your friends that love fantasy and history!

This is the famed Honey Bee Shot Plate, one of our all-time favorites! Make the cutest bee-themed jewelry with this starter set.

This stunning impression die from Foster & Bailey would make a beautiful locket or box top. The texture is so elegant!

This large floral design comes from early 1900s Paris, France. It was made at Janvier Gruson.

Perfect for pendants, thick earrings, and components for all kinds of projects. From Foster & Bailey.

Perfect for repeating patterns and components. From Foster & Bailey.

A perfect die for unique rings, bracelets, and barrettes. From Foster & Bailey.

This shot plate includes three small impression dies previously offered separately. SH196 Impression Die Cupid in the Clouds: 15/32" diameter I026 Impression Die Cupid: 1/4" x 5/16" I218 Impression Die Cupid Charm: 9/16" x 1/2"

A six-way radial symmetry design to make pendants, earrings, and components. From Foster & Bailey.

This beautiful, floral fountain design can make hairpins, box tops, and more. From Foster & Bailey.

Bead charm from Breuning.

9/16" x 1/2" Sample jewelry made by Jolé Danae Moon. NOTE: We had to make a copy of the original hub, and by the nature of the reproduction process, the front lip of the mushroom does not have as much texture as the original hub. This is an artifact of the process and is not considered a defect. NOTE: Because of the front lip of the mushroom, your metal may stick in the die more than others. Always leave a small lip around the impression to assist when removing your metal. For best results, lightly oil the impression die to make removing your metal easier.

The mythic story of Medusa has permeated Western culture for centuries. Whether she is a villain to an epic hero or a symbol of feminine rage, her visage fills many with emotion. Her story truly began as an apotropaic symbol, a symbol meant to protect against and turn away evil. This symbol was eventually incorporated into ancient Greek religion and altered by poets as the years went on.

This graceful fairy impression die is from Janvier Gruson, made in 19th century Paris, France. It is one of only a few fairies that have been offered from the French collection. Design: 1-3/16" diameter

This bezel with jump rings makes beautiful bracelet links and pendants. From Pforzheim, Germany.

Design: 5/8" diameter

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

A radial symmetric design perfect for lids and pendants. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

Kevin brought this die back to life after it had been cracked. He lovingly highlighted details of fur and the whiskers. He named it after a childhood pet, his cat Squeaky. From Larter & Sons

This bison design from Parisi Tool is available for a limited time.

1"x1" or 25mm x 25mm