Impression Dies

A trio of elegant impression dies that were originally accessory pins and cuff links. From Larter & Sons.

A shallowly engraved accessory pin or bar pin with a center space for engraving words or initials. From Larter & Sons.

An art nouveau component that resembles a handle in shape.

A hand with two fingers up in the symbol for "two." The hand has a long-sleeved shirt and a watch on.

A shot plate of three elegant components united by a half-flourish design. All dies from Eagle Tool.

A trio of unique and elegant components with endless uses.

A small buckle with swirly ends. From Rumart Toolcraft out of Providence, RI.

An engraved triangle for bezels, buckles, and other accessories. It has floral designs and an open center. From Beaucraft (est. 1947).

This button was made for enameling. From Janvier Gruson Pratt Wagner out of Paris, France.

A hexagonal box or watch top with a spiral design. Acquired from Gold Machinery.

This concave button comes from Paris, France.

A trio of unique impression dies united by patterns of flowers and flourishes.

A leaping fish with a wide mouth. Acquired from Gold Machinery.

A large fleur de lis with a pattern of flourishes in the shaded areas. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

A thick, shallow band of a diagonal plaid pattern. From Van Craeynest.

A kind of setter dog with long fluffy ears.

A geometric and textured rhomboid shape. From Eagle Tool.

All new designs for 2026! This box is different than and separate from our monthly subscription boxes. It doesn't require a subscription and is sold separately from our normal monthly boxes! These are BRAND NEW DESIGNS. They are not the same dies as last year’s holiday box.

A ring with a filigree top half. The filigree resembles spider webs. From Eagle Tool.

An ornate star or snowflake comprised of floral components. You can break up the components to get the most use out of this design. For instance, you can use the center or outer flowers on their own, or use the separate segments to make earrings, or use two to three segments for a ring half--there's no limits! From Rumart Toolcraft (est. 1969) out of Providence, Rhode Island.

A pair of tiny, smooth serrate shape leaves. Perfect for pairing with roses and other flowers. From Rumart Toolcraft (est. 1969) out of Providence, Rhode Island.

This large vignette depicts an Ahenny High Cross Monument, a type of stone monument in Ireland. Ahenny High Crosses belong to a family of stone cross designs from the Kingdom of Ossory, which existed in modern day Ireland between the 1st and 12th centuries. They're commonly gravestones.

Small horseshoe design with several openings for stones from Foster & Bailey.

Large geometric bezel from Pioneer Stamping.